Sentence examples for almost all considerations from inspiring English sources
As we are understanding it, then, consequentialism seems to place each agent under a pervasive obligation to be strictly impartial between all persons, by requiring her always to exclude from her practical deliberations (almost) all considerations that do not bear directly on the ways in which people's interests might be advanced or injured by her actions.
The report says: "One suggested application is a conception of the 'First Earth Battalion,' made up of 'warrior monks,' who will have mastered almost all the techniques under consideration by the committee, including the use of ESP, leaving their bodies at will, levitating, psychic healing, and walking through walls".
"Economic considerations accounted for almost all these closures," Simmonds writes.
The demonstration of NIMs and magnetic activity at optical frequencies has motivated re-consideration of almost all well-established linear and nonlinear optical phenomena that reveal themselves in unusual and often counter-intuitive ways in NIMs.
This approach may greatly reduce the complexity of network construction by decreasing the number of genes in consideration from almost all the genes in a genome (e.g. >60K) to a much smaller number of differentially expressed genes (e.g. 10K).
While certain challenges like the lowest possible pressure drop over the catalyst and price considerations are common for almost all areas of oxidation catalysis, other challenges may be specific for a particular area.
Almost all clinical and laboratory experiments require statistical considerations for planning and evaluation.
In this case, the availability of reference samples investigated and analyzed in the same conditions, allows us to extrapolate almost certain considerations on provenance of the obsidian artefacts found in the archaeological excavation.
12– 15 Thus, for almost all older AML patients, therapy for relapsed disease will be a consideration.
