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Data miners know more about us than I want to contemplate.
FORBES: Time For Congress To Step Into Battle Over Internet Sales Taxes
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If newspapers can keep that up in better times, they may be able to contemplate more than mere survival.
ECONOMIST: Newspapers
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Natural gas has been so cheap that utilities have turned to it to generate electricity, rather than contemplate building multibillion-dollar reactors.
WSJ: Obama Administration Stands Behind Nuclear Power
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The governor of Liaoning province recently complained that vacancies were going unfilled because many workers refused to contemplate any job other than the one they had always done.
ECONOMIST: China
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But they have made it clear that they would be prepared to contemplate far more radical measures than those so far considered in Tokyo and to act pre-emptively should the risk of deflation grow.
ECONOMIST: Stalemate | The
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Rather than worry about a weak euro, Mr Summers might do well to contemplate the real possibility of a weak dollar.
ECONOMIST: Gambling with the mighty greenback | The
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Jobs was initially diagnosed with cancer in October 2003, told first (mistakenly) he had less than six months to live, so he did have a chance to contemplate his thoughts on death prior to these eloquent words spoken at Stanford.
FORBES: Steve Job's Financial Planning Advice: You Are Already Naked
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Clinton "supposed" something useful might come of former Russian Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin's efforts, but once the terms of Milosevic's summit-eve offer to contemplate some international peacekeeping force emerged, they were no more acceptable than his previous overtures.
CNN: IT'S FLIGHT OR FIGHT
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Meanwhile an industry using deadly materials spread across more than 40 countries may be about to expand farther and wider, as from Venezuela to Vietnam governments contemplate nuclear power as a source of cleaner energy.
ECONOMIST: Preventing nuclear trafficking is easier than policing it
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Yesterday was a case in point: the stock market went up again, on a day that forecasters started to seriously contemplate the possibility of a "triple dip", and the pound fell more than 1% against the dollar.
BBC: Solving the puzzle of rising markets