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'we ever considered' is a correct and usable sentence in written English
This phrase is used when one is considering a past thought or belief that occurred at some point in time. Example: We ever considered moving to the countryside when our kids were younger, but ultimately decided to stay in the city.
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Just like us, the Martians would be a little perplexed, if we ever considered letting them land.
Asked whether there was any possibility of signing Diouf, Martinez added: "No, I don't think we ever considered that.
McManus said, "When you look at Marv, Kevin Harlan or Steve Kerr, I don't think we ever considered that they weren't professional enough to be totally prepared".
It seems at this distance a rough life; but I do not remember that we ever considered it so, and it certainly served to make one hardy and self-reliant.
At a recent Los Angeles public school district teachers meeting where school reform was discussed, one teacher asked, "Have we ever considered Montessori?
Also, it's so played out that if we ever considered it "fashionable" then by now it's on the same level as Primark.
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Did we ever consider the fallout?
Would we ever consider leaving New York and moving to Atlanta?
Being in prison is not something we ever consider when it comes to our music".
"In our opinion, it's always been something that, only when we truly believe that we cannot do our jobs as a players association, as a union, would we ever consider that," Fisher said.
So now, if we ever consider the man and his books, we will surely think of him "lying on his bed of unicorn-fur somewhere in his house made of solid gold".
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