Sentence examples for to considers from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
Even his own Labour Party, filled with self-loathing over the wars it was persuaded to agree to, considers its former leader an embarrassment.
But once one starts to considers the contents of Microsoft's briefing on it's own merits, things start to look quite a bit more positive.
The avant-garde composer Carl Stone, who has titled many of his pieces after restaurants that Gold has introduced him to, considers him the S. J. Perelman of food.
A Parliamentary and Political Services Committee comprising a majority of independent members and the chief whips of the three major parties was set up in 2012 to considers honours for politicians.
There is a period of meditation before fire-lighting and invocations, a time to considers ancestors, kin, future bloodlines.
Such transparent policies could assist program directors in dealing with the deluge of IMG applicants, so that categorical refusal to considers these applicants is not used for administrative simplification.
Something to consider, anyway.
"We need to consider psychiatry".
Here are issues to consider.
He paused to consider this.
