Sentence examples for to consider with from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
Young Scorsese saw something to avoid, something to consider with horror.
"There are a lot of things to consider with the jobs that are out there.
There are many factors to consider with regard to addiction and co-occurring disorders.
I think that the most important thing to consider with grad schemes is not the discipline but the agency.
Questions to consider with secondary students might include: why would anyone want to live near a volcano?
We drafted an article on the different factors to consider with iron fortification for it be an effective health intervention.
The appeals court sent that issue down for a new federal district judge to consider, with the guidance that the "rule of reason" standard should be applied.
"I have also asked the chief constable [of Police Scotland] to consider with partners [the] powers available to stop this event happening.
Some of Bostrom's cleverest arguments resemble Swiss Army knives: they are simple, toylike, a pleasure to consider, with colorful exteriors and precisely calibrated mechanics.
Like Greg Williams' nomadic career, there's a lot of hypotheticals to consider with Darren Jarman before you get to his Premiership-winning feats at Adelaide.
Now he has to consider, with his best football years ahead of him, what he can do to get even better.
