Sentence examples for considerable thought given from inspiring English sources

The new name is the result of some considerable thought given to how best to summarise the journal's thematic scope that of studying and analysing the use of technology in teaching and learning processes in higher education.

The Ernst & Young report said the government should give "considerable thought … to the implications for remit delivery and the potential for organisational uncertainty" of any sell-off.

I thought "give up" what?

When people get information that supports what they initially thought, they give it considerable weight.

Q: Have you thought about giving up?

"But I also thought," Coles writes, "about the presidency as it connects with the inner life of children, stirs them to thought, gives them considerable pause".

His family ties - and close relationship with late leader Kim Jong-il - had been thought to have given him considerable influence over North Korea's young leader.

If Mr. Lawrence thought to give intensity to the whole length (the very considerable length) of his story by this mingling of contrary passions, he miscalculated seriously.

This too, created considerable controversy, given the schools' dire financing.

A considerable order, given their opponents' superiority on the night.

Considerable detail given about the types of fish, and the care he gives them.