Sentence examples for to consider seriously from inspiring English sources

This has forced me to consider seriously the crape myrtle.

Strong charges, which all decent people would have to consider seriously, less than 60 years since the Nazi Holocaust.

He shelved an idea for another Kuang Kuang satire and began, for the first time, to consider seriously his friends' advice to leave the country.

In a half dozen towns in Zacatecas, scores of residents of all ages said that crossing the border had become too expensive and dangerous to consider seriously.

He singled out 100 students as potential troublemakers before school even began and sent letters home advising them to consider seriously whether they wanted to be at Lincoln.

Nobody bothered to consider seriously that the Britannia's collection of property loans fell outside the Co-op's traditional appetite for risk.

Moreover, CF was found in some CF free products, which is also an alarming issue to be considered seriously to prevent the future occurrence of it.

To be considered seriously rich, one had to have an income of £10,000 a year.

Clearly, whatever he proposes will need to be considered seriously.

Privacy "is a problem that needs to be considered seriously," he said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.

Hermless was perhaps too personal to be considered seriously as a potential national anthem, but the idea of celebrating the lives of ordinary people appealed to Marra.