Sentence examples for towns consider from inspiring English sources

Some towns consider themselves so vulnerable that they have gone out of their way not to antagonize criminals.

As a court-appointed master in dozens of exclusionary-zoning lawsuits, he knows some towns consider affordable housing a bitter pill.

(NYT) WESTON: 9 TOWNS CONSIDER WATER GROUP Nine communities will study forming a regional water authority to protect about 18,000 acres of open space that the actor Paul Newman and others are trying to save.

Comedy tours are constructed around the availability of venues and towns considered receptive to certain types of material, forcing performers to make geographically counterintuitive loops.

But once again, the Pauline Hanson effect looms large, its shadow chasing Morrison's government plane, and bus, up the state's major highways, as he makes stops in central and northern towns considered most primed for her message.

The FDs working in towns considered their knowledge to be better compared with those working in the country (p < 0.01).

In a survey of meat preferences in Ghana 40-50% of the people interviewed in various towns considered the grasscutter to be the most favourite species and 76% of people eating bushmeat in chop bars in Accra selected grasscutter meat.

In an effort to eliminate taxes in the Town of Rye, Supervisor Joseph E. Carvin has proposed that the town consider dissolving.

Plenty of people around town consider the Guardian an anachronism and would hardly miss it if it weren't around.

Believing that certain circles around town consider him to be "unpromisingly portly" he resolved to lose weight.

Although the Rooneys are not the wealthiest family in Pittsburgh, many in town consider them the most powerful.