Sentence examples for blunt considerations from inspiring English sources
Mr Harper's foreign-policy adviser, Roy Rempel, has argued that the myth of Canadians as the world's peacekeepers and do-gooders should yield to blunt considerations of national interest.
Our feeling is that such persistent self-chastisement and self-limitation have involved living according to a rule that has blunted consideration of political possibility.
Furthermore, they may not understand the extent to which nicotine addiction reduces smokers'choices's', thereby blunting smokers' consideration of the effects on children.
So far, Keira Knightley, Alice Eve and Emily Blunt are under consideration.
And unlike "Conspiracy of Silence" (1987) by Barrie Penrose and Simon Freeman, her book devotes nearly as much consideration to Blunt's career as an art historian -- and his aesthetics -- as it does to his infamous work for Moscow.
For consideration of blunt trauma affecting the sub-axial cervical spine (i.e. trauma of the cervical spine below the craniocervical junction), the reader is directed to other such dedicated reviews [1].
As tough as this was to swallow at the time, it was these considerations and the blunt advice from friends that helped fully prepare me for the trip to Iraq.
Still, Mr. Boehner is a politically more appealing public figure than the sometimes undemonstrative Mr. Blunt, and the combative Mr. DeLay, a consideration for any Republicans who might be concerned about giving Democrats a polarizing figure to run against.
As assuaging as these considerations might be, they do not blunt the main force of the objection.
Each of these matters involves difficult public policy considerations that require careful nuance, not blunt actions, in order to uphold American interests effectively.
An additional consideration is blunting of sleep-time decline in BP ('non-dipping'), as identified by ABPM; this is very common in patients with CKD and may be an important determinant of increased cardiovascular disease mortality [ 31- 51].
