Sentence examples for were contemplating whether from inspiring English sources

When my colleagues and I were contemplating whether to move to the new company, I said, "Let's go for it".

Across the region affected by last week's big blackout, co-op boards, homeowners and landlords were contemplating whether backup juice was the next must-have comfort.

But Stand Your Ground did play a role when the police were contemplating whether to charge Mr. Zimmerman, said Tamara Lave, an associate professor of law at the University of Miami.

Indeed, by March 1990, State Department officials were advising Baker that NATO could help organize Eastern Europe in the U.S. orbit; by October, U.S. policymakers were contemplating whether and when (as a National Security Council memo put it) to "signal to the new democracies of Eastern Europe NATO's readiness to contemplate their future membership".

I'm contemplating whether or not to include the accompanying image of a dolphin intertwined with an anchor.

ESPN is contemplating whether to cut ties to Williams, who is not an employee and is tangential to the company's success.

The central theme, apparently, is abstinence; the heroine, Bella, is contemplating whether she wants to lose her virginity to a vampire or a werewolf.

It has been removed from sale for the second day running at Manchester Airport and officials are contemplating whether to extend the ban permanently.

(The bill never made it out of the Senate Commerce Committee, though Mr. Hollings is contemplating whether to reintroduce it in the next session of Congress, according to his office).

"The e-mail noted that the U.S. government is contemplating whether to appeal and to seek a stay of the injunction," a Pentagon spokesman, Col. Dave Lapan, said in a statement.

Faced with a worsening financial climate, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Wednesday that he was contemplating whether to propose changes to the state tax code, and he did not rule out the possibility that he would seek to raise taxes on wealthy New Yorkers.