Sentence examples for any afterthoughts from inspiring English sources

When asked to define health, many participants struggled to provide a clear definition without any afterthoughts or concessions.Similarly, our notion of the environment begins to look a little bit differently under a holistic systems lens.

When asked to define health, many participants struggled to provide a clear definition without any afterthoughts or concessions.The definition of health as conceived by the World Health Organization [ 18] was a common starting point for many participants.

Not that this crowning touch was in any sense an afterthought.

Heim: We believe security is not something you do as an afterthought, any more than quality is something you do as an afterthought.

And looking at the unintended consequences is kind of an afterthought in any arena.

Vulnerability is an afterthought to any receptive experience of his music.

This season, in the wake of the departure of Simon Cowell, who left to bring his rival singing competition, "The X Factor," to the United States this fall, "Idol" opted to beef up its relationship with the music industry, which had often felt like an afterthought: ask any winners not named Kelly Clarkson, Fantasia or Carrie Underwood.

Feb. 12, 2018, 8 08 p.m. Chairlifts are an afterthought for any skier or snowboarder.

Often databases of metrics information tend to be developed as an afterthought, with little, if any concessions to future data needs, or long-term, sustaining metrics collection efforts.

With the inverse being trotted out to bludgeon the opposition during campaigns — which is all we seem to have any more — governing is now an afterthought.

"I don't see any responsibility I get given as an afterthought.