Sentence examples for to consider over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to consider over" is not correct
It should be "to consider" or "to consider about/of something." For example, "I need to take some time to consider my options before making a decision."
Globalization has become a critical issue for designers to consider over the last two decades, as luxury conglomerates export their products to flagships around the globe and as consumers in all parts of the world, fed by technology, are increasingly tuned in.
The two cases presented in this article demonstrate the complexity of the spatial arrangements that pastoralists have to consider over the course of the year.
A worthy mission to consider over your weekend brunch overlooking the palm tree-lined park, where you can choose a full English breakfast (with veal bacon) or dishes such as grilled chicken with chilli and lime sweet potato.
Discussions were held during the second wave of strikes, when Brendan Barber announced on the afternoon of Friday 30 October that proposals had been put to both Royal Mail and the CWU for them to consider over the weekend.
"I live in Baltimore so I don't feel at all under siege," says Sax, but he too has felt compelled to consider over the past year to consider where he would go if he couldn't stay in America.
If significantly greater numbers of "algal" genes are present than in control genomes, then EGT is a viable hypothesis to consider over the alternative (and simpler) biological model.
This enables to consider over-critical currents (i.e. beyond hysteresis saturation), whereby extra care must be taken for the numerical simulations.
From a managed care perspective, shifting a greater proportion of the direct cost of allergy care to the patient can act as an incentive for patients to consider over-the-counter loratadine as first line therapy.
And until recently, it would be unthinkable to even consider over-ruling it as an obvious method of quality control.
But while slow within a human lifetime, he said, such changes need to be considered over much longer periods of time, like that of the fossil record.
"Samsung may soon have to consider taking over rivals, such as BlackBerry, in order to revitalise growth this year".
