Example sentences of "be [adv] consider [det] " in BNC.

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1 Although , for the most part , we are not considering all alternatives , there is such a striking difference in this development for Pr greater than or less than about 10 that a single illustration would be inadequate .
2 But for those other people who were actually at the meeting agreed Didcot are not considering this step .
3 And we 're not considering any of it .
4 So if group captain White has already given you an example of the reduction we 've made in in some of our er scalings of those equipment , er it was also suggested by the contractors that economies could be achieved by reducing the number of bases , the extent to which all squadrons should be fully multi role equipped and by contractualising more of the second and third line support , erm , we and the other partners are still considering these proposals in detail er and have n't actually taken decisions yet but there are certainly some possibilities in that area for er economies against the original cost estimate .
5 Who would have shu sh shuddered at the very thought that we are even considering such a time in this day and age .
6 ‘ The council is still considering all the available research but no conclusions have yet been reached , ’ an ITV spokeswoman said tonight .
7 ‘ The council is still considering all the available research but no conclusions have yet been reached , ’ an ITV spokeswoman said tonight .
8 We are currently considering all viewpoints , and I can assure my hon. Friend that when we are in a position to announce our final decision , we shall do so as speedily as possible .
9 The US Representative for Trade Negotiations Carla Hills said that the USA was not considering any exclusions from the negotiations , but Jaime Serra Puche , the Mexican Secretary of Commerce and Industrial Development reiterated Mexico 's unwillingness to discuss energy issues .
10 The area to which my hon. Friend refers was not considered such a high priority as others .
11 The reference to the ‘ friend ’ had to do with my association with the Speech Institute , where I was giving a course of lectures on what the Directress , Miss Marjorie Gullan , liked to call ‘ Modernist Poetry ’ ( for it was still considered that ‘ poetry ’ ended with the Georgians , whom we had all studied at school , and that Pound and Eliot were advanced experimenters ) .
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