Sentence examples for Gave considerable thought from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, during the war he gave considerable thought to the issue of machine intelligence.

Nearly silent on judicial qualifications, the founders gave considerable thought at Philadelphia's 1787 constitutional convention to the best method of choosing them.

They gave considerable thought to the shape of their bottles, wanting to use something other than the narrow number that is a tradition for eaux de vie.

Apparently inspired by Chanute and the American Arthur Herring, he gave considerable thought to the design of aeronautical power plants and powered aircraft during the last two years of his life.

Curtin easily won the 1943 elections; thereafter his ministry and the bureaucracy gave considerable thought to postwar reconstruction, hoping to use war-developed techniques to achieve greater social justice in peace.

Mr Niven retreated in good order down the avenue to a quiet café where he gave considerable thought to finding the appropriate cure for having celebrated 30 years in films in one crowded weekend.

Give this area considerable thought.

He has clearly given it considerable thought.

Considerable thought and artistry went into desserts.

"That's a hard question," he said, after considerable thought.

Issues relating to tumour heterogeneity and anticipatory diagnosis also require considerable thought.