Sentence examples for topics to consider from inspiring English sources

Safety and crime are two other topics to consider.

Topics to consider include the deportation of Armenians by Talat Pasha, concentration camps, and the estimated number of deaths.

Topics to consider include the significance of Christianity in Armenian culture and the roots of the Armenian language.

Topics to consider include government structure, leadership, geography and natural resources, and issues facing the Armenian people today.

Some topics to consider, though not required: What drew you to bioethics?

Topics to consider include Ottoman imperial rule, the Turkish-Armenian War, the First Republic, the Transcaucasion Federative Soviet Socialist Republic, the Second Republic, and the Armenian Republic.

I originally chose to read this book because I thought sterilisation would be an interesting and controversial topic to consider.

It is an interesting and important topic to consider how to generate variable-coefficient nonlinear integrable equations from the mathematical viewpoint.

Mr. Murch is perfectly right to point out the convergence/focus problem as a limitation of the medium, but for him and Ebert (whom I have rebutted before on the topic) to consider it fatal is, in my opinion, a lack of imagination and faith in the ingenuity of filmmakers.

Another topic to consider is geography.

Is there a point when the incessant campaigning actually backfires and voters go beyond being tuned out to being turned off? Bill McInturff, a preeminent Republican pollster, said he was unaware of any data on the subject, though he said it was a good topic to consider.