Sentence examples for widely contemplated from inspiring English sources
That particular method had not been widely contemplated, but considerable attention had been directed to the possibility of acts of "superterrorism," possibly using nuclear weapons but more likely chemical weapons or biological weapons.
Only time will tell how effective the E.O. is as a deterrent against this new threat, but it is striking that the first sanctions under the E.O. came a year after its creation, in response to a threat not even widely contemplated when it was first drafted.
Earlier diagnosis could perhaps be achieved if clinicians treating older adults contemplated testing more widely, perhaps in the context of recurrent unexplained infections or being mindful of sexual risk in older adults.
Kelly, 23, came out when he was 19, in a Facebook post that was shared widely, scandalizing Hutterites who'd presumably never contemplated one of their own could be gay.
In a televised interview widely distributed on the Internet, she said last week that she had contemplated suicide because of the negative public attention.
The novel, with its peculiar but intriguing title, ranged widely in its concerns, contemplating the relationship of humans and machines, madness and the roots of culture.
"I'm responsible not only for the South Lebanese Army, but for the 70,000 to 80,000 people in the area," said the general, who was widely believed to be contemplating a new life in France, where his family lives.
Mr. Frist is widely assumed to be contemplating a run for the presidency in 2008, so his statements on issues that touch on moral as well as political questions are sure to be scrutinized both by Christian conservatives essential to a Republican candidacy and by people looking for signals that Mr. Frist is willing to move toward the center.
He contemplated being scanned.
