Sentence examples for to consider said from inspiring English sources

"It's too early to consider," said Jack Zduriencik, the Mariners' general manager.

There was not just love, but also taxes to consider, said Ricky Williams, the city clerk.

"There are many ancillary effects to consider," said Hank Madden, a financial planner in Jacksonville.

If you're advised that it would be unwise for a parent to travel, there are a couple of alternatives to consider, said Susan Lutz, project manager at AARP.

"It's really the grunge factor" that you need to consider, said Clare Donohue, a New York kitchen and bath designer who runs One to One Studio.

"This data shows a promising option for principals to consider," said Josh Thomases, the deputy chief academic officer for the city's Education Department.

There are two related problems to consider, says Mr Ben-Hur.

"I believe this may be the most important case that the supreme court has yet been asked to consider," says one of the lawyers for the petitioners, Michael Sfard.

"Airlines make it difficult to do these side-by-side comparisons, especially with government taxes and fees to consider," says Thompson.

"We had a giant list of possible names to consider," says team member Andrew Steffl of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.

"There will come a point at which Microsoft will probably make me a sweet offer that I'll have to consider," says Serena's Bonvanie.