Sentence examples for but we should consider from inspiring English sources

But we should consider flex-time.

But we should consider taking this a step further.

Britons may therefore curse their weather for its frequently bizarre swings but we should consider the alternatives.

A cop-out in anyone's language, but we should consider, I suppose, that in 1935 this plot device was perhaps not as hackneyed as it now seems.

The deal may be profitable, but we should consider the implementation and operation parts more seriously.

The loss of corporate autonomy definitely influences clinical autonomy, but we should consider the political, economic, and social contexts under which professionals practice since how corporate autonomy influences clinical autonomy depends on the specific political-economic system and institutional arrangements.

But perhaps we should consider the possibility that the NHS is doing a great deal more for its patients than ever before.

Automatically assigning Alice and Freda to an identity category is probably well-intentioned, but in practice, we should consider how this reinforces discrimination.

This indicates not only that the 3D velocity structure significantly affects strong ground motions, but also that we should consider its effects in order to determine accurately the rupture process of the earthquake.

But in general, we should consider conversion factors as a personal, social and environmental package.

The directive also envisages the regulation having another purpose, one that has not yet been really addressed today, but one that we should consider nonetheless, and that is that the new rules should be simplified.