Basilio suggests pondering on another possible consequence

Many countries are pondering the reasons for those negative developments.

But Mary kept all these sayings, pondering them in her heart.

Zinedine Zidane may be pondering that bit of ancient Greek wisdom today.

Outside the country, the world is pondering how this happened. This. Is.

When we're taking final exams, sitting in traffic or pondering pollution, we internalize stress.

The motivation for these aspirations is unclear, but a number of ideas are worth pondering.

While Peter was pondering the vision, the Spirit said to him, Behold, three men seek you.

The General Assembly has spent many years pondering reform of the Security Council without achieving consensus.

With many countries pondering whether to adopt variants of the Bush plan, the question requires careful examination.

In other words, while researchers attempt to grasp complex, real world situations, students are pondering unrealistic hypotheticals.

With her eyes fixed on a bronze clock, standing on a table between the windows, she began pondering.

One Europe that starts pondering how to steer its agricultural policy in a more market oriented and green direction.

Moreover, German Chancellor Angela Merkel took the liberty of pondering whether imperiled states should be excluded from the eurozone.

Rather than pondering or devising new borders, regional and external powers need to focus their efforts on holding Syria together.

Another statistic worth pondering that 8.4 million is out of about 9 million people killed by pollution worldwide in 2012.

So I started wondering and pondering, could it be that the best years of American economic growth are behind us?

I've been pondering that question myself ... it has got to a point where I don't fancy working in that format again.

Korten continues his prompt for the blog carnival with a set of questions that many people in Europe are pondering at the moment

While I was pondering this question, I came across this urban legend about Ernest Hemingway, who allegedly said that these six words here

Apart from thinking about this earthquake and pondering the future of nuclear energy, we need to sing a song of the various joys of living.

I remember walking out of the theater and becoming suddenly aware of this fact, as we walked hand in hand, and pondering these very same questions.

I have since yesterday evening pondering his speech for you not to miss any detail of the image Stoletova, which you probably want to talk to me.

Even Chile, after a lengthy process of weighing its options, is still pondering whether to acquire a dozen American built jet fighters or a joint Swedish Brazilian alternative.

We've spent the last couple of years pondering this, making a list of the different things that we had to do, and so we developed a new technology,

In pondering this question, the case of Mexico neither an economic tiger like China or Singapore nor a sluggard like many African and Carribean countries may be especially instructive.

And this is how We revealed it as an Arabic Qur an, and in different ways gave promises of punishment, that they may fear or it may create some pondering in their hearts.

And this is how We revealed it as an Arabic Qur an, and in different ways gave promises of punishment, that they may fear or it may create some pondering in their hearts.

And this is how We revealed it as an Arabic Qur an, and in different ways gave promises of punishment, that they may fear or it may create some pondering in their hearts.

And this is how We revealed it as an Arabic Qur an, and in different ways gave promises of punishment, that they may fear or it may create some pondering in their hearts.

And this is how We revealed it as an Arabic Qur an, and in different ways gave promises of punishment, that they may fear or it may create some pondering in their hearts.

Before concluding that there is now a clear path to Kosovo's independence, it is worth pondering the important questions that the Court did not answer (and was not asked by the General Assembly).

While I was pondering this question, I came across this urban legend about Ernest Hemingway, who allegedly said that these six words here For sale baby shoes, never worn, were the best novel he had ever written.

BERLIN The near global financial meltdown and ensuing downturns left the Anglo Saxon nations pondering what they should do both to set their economies on a path toward recovery and to avoid a similar crisis in the future.

BERLIN The near global financial meltdown and ensuing downturns left the Anglo Saxon nations pondering what they should do both to set their economies on a path toward recovery and to avoid a similar crisis in the future. Some recommendations by members of Columbia University s Center on Capitalism and Society were sent to last April s G20 meeting.