Sentence examples for consideration about what from inspiring English sources

The 43-minute break for the Centre Court roof to be closed just before 9pm, when the match stood at two sets all, might have given Rosol too long a pause for consideration about what might be achieved.

"The big driver behind the research for algae is the consideration about what we're doing to our environment," he said.

After a lot of consideration about what group of people have the least means, but the strongest thirst for booze, I decided on prisoners.

When I went about being more conscious in creating my life, there was a lot of consideration about what I wanted to do, be and have.

Another wonderful thing to take into consideration about what has happened with Shepard's portrait of Obama is that he did it outside of the campaign.

The political debate over what might be has developed into more practical considerations about what can be done with the world as it is.

And I don't mean idle considerations about what all those dreamers might be smoking inside their "really big space".

In this paper I outline three possible reasons why this knowledge gap still exists and consider how they could be adopted more broadly, including better considerations about what endpoints should be measured at the initial study design phase.

His core idea is that the very distinction between facts and values in the legal domain, between what the law is and what it ought to be, is much more blurred than legal positivism would have it: Determining what the law is in particular cases inevitably depends on moral-political considerations about what it ought to be.

"One of the difficulties that the Rangers fans have had for a couple of years now is that they haven't been anywhere near the top of anyone's considerations about what's been happening at the club," said King. "They have been dealt with once or twice a year when the club needed money from season tickets.

In practice, choice of data collection method will be driven as much by ethical considerations about what is acceptable for vulnerable respondents.