Example sentences of "[pers pn] then consider " in BNC.

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1 Did you then consider the use of guns , firearms ?
2 If the thought still bothers you then consider running a diesel as the fuel is far safer to store , carry and handle .
3 If this has n't enticed you then consider the Caribbean isle of Petit St Vincent where guests stay in luxurious stone cottages .
4 We then consider the judicial response to these arrangements before examining the Interception of Communications Act 1985 , passed as a result of a decision of the European Court of Human Rights that British practice violated Article 8 of the Convention .
5 We then consider some of the current and future implications of past changes and of those still to come , both for individuals who survive into what is commonly called old age and for the wider society of which they are a part .
6 We then consider the way in which housing structure and design affect women 's lives .
7 We then consider the objectives and operation of the post-war planning system .
8 We then consider the effect of higher taxes on incentives to work , save and take risks , and on the rise of the ‘ black economy ’ .
9 We then consider the more usual problem facing us : how to test the rational expectations hypothesis when the expected variable is not directly observed or measured .
10 We then considered its claim to be scientific , humanistic and atheistic ; concluding that it was more accurate to describe it as an ideology than a science , that its humanitarianism was very real yet flawed , and that its atheism was fundamental to an understanding of the ideology .
11 But , if we then , we then considered non air conditioning explanations erm which , I do n't want to go into but there 's all sorts of text that one could mention .
12 They then considered how best to fill these gaps — what research strategies , and what people and resources would be needed .
13 They then considered the recommendations to the Senior Management Team contained in the report :
14 It then considers the patterns of state-railway relationships since nationalization , particularly the conflicts between state control and enterprise autonomy , and the consequences of growing pressures for ‘ commercial ’ management of the railways .
15 It then considered whether the agreement ought properly to be exempted under Art 85(3) .
16 He then considered the reasons for the similarities , in particular whether they had been copied and , if so , whether they represented a substantial part of the plaintiff 's program .
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