Sentence examples for but more thought from inspiring English sources

"I know that sounds silly because guns are deadly, but more thought goes into pulling a gun than a Taser," said Sweet.

But more thought led these parents to realize that they feared that this kind of testing, and their school's practice of "turning the experience of reading into something that is to be quantified" ensured that "children will learn to regard reading as a chore and not as one of life's great pleasures".

Every situation is different, but more thought about such issues is clearly appropriate with amended returns.

There were mixed views on how such an intervention should be delivered i.e. one-to-one or small groups, but more thought take-home naloxone (THN) intervention sessions should be 20-30 minutes rather than brief (<10 minutes).

The royals are an enormous asset to charities – but with more thought and a better strategy it could be even more so.

But devoting more thought and action to this kind of civic renaissance might help all kinds of Britons draw together and remain together in the event of such an emergency.

But much more thought needs to be given to the links between farming and climate change and, in particular, the need to reduce road transport throughout the food chain - including processing, distribution and shopping.

But if more thought needs to go into PhD-level training, the postdoc is "in danger of becoming another step on the educational career ladder," warned Enders, who called for "support for building research capacities around promising young researchers for independent work".

Don't you know the Qu'ran commands all Muslims to have six hundred wives and stockpile Semtex?" – involving fewer memes but little more thought.

Technology can play an important role, but it requires more thought and creativity than ranking a shed the No. 1 restaurant in London or following Waze onto a burning L.A. street.

My mom says it's the thought that counts, but I would appreciate more thought next year.