Sentence examples for to consider terms from inspiring English sources

Buyers are inexperienced, under pressure to act quickly, and have little time to consider terms.

Mr. Pepper said he tried to negotiate, but that ultimately, university officials were not willing to consider terms he felt the club could afford.

It is well known that for higher degrees of irregularity, corresponding to (pgeq2), one needs to construct approximations of integral equations, to consider terms of new type (like Lévy's area).

We recognize that HeteSim performs poorly because it is not designed to consider terms that are close to each other in the ontology as related.

The International Society for Pharmacoeconomic and Outcomes Research ISPORR) tended to consider terms "adherence" and "compliance" as synonym [ 15] representing "the extent to which a patient acts in accordance with the prescribed interval and dose of a dosing regimen".

The Senate, however, is refusing to consider Term Limits and Redistricting Reform measures that were also introduced.

Traumatic childhood experiences were also identified as a risk factor for depression and important to consider in terms of the long term course and risk for relapse [ 17].

Therefore it is required to consider long-term and short-term problems as the components interacting with each other in a problem.

Diversity is also important to consider in terms of training and development.

These events led me to consider the terms used and what they actually mean to students and graduates.

"Availability of skilled staff is a huge factor to consider in terms of location," says Ian Smyth, lecturer at Ulster Business School.