Sentence examples for consideration in light of from inspiring English sources

Is his "real" debut only worth consideration in light of success of his second effort?

The Supreme Court then vacated and remanded the district court's judgment for further consideration in light of the amended law.

In such circumstances, the Supreme Court often returns cases to the lower courts for further consideration in light of the Supreme Court's decision in the related case.

The Supreme Court sent the case back to the lower court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in New York, for further consideration in light of the new law.

Primarily, of course, it is a device that enables this double row of terraces visually to punch above its weight - an important consideration in light of the larger apartment blocks that will eventually surround it.

This may be an important consideration in light of cancer treatments designed to decrease systemic inflammation.

These are important considerations in light of the somewhat disappointing results of early Sure Start evaluations.

"After due consideration and in light of the fact that Keyshawn has two years remaining on his contract, our organization remains unable to address the contract of Keyshawn in the near or foreseeable short-term future".

Our identification of a Rickettsia T4SS that is highly similar to the Legionella lvh T4SS, which is primarily involved in conjugation [170], suggests a role in conjugation/DNA uptake needs consideration, particularly in light of the persistence of multiple channel proteins that defy the dynamics of rickettsial reductive evolution.

In this article, based on theoretical considerations and in light of recent structural insights, Zhang and colleagues propose that the Fo rotation is driven by a noise-resistant thermodynamic process which converts the electrostatic free energy of the cations moving in the rotor-stator interface into the rotational kinetic energy.

Such consideration is timely in light of the recent report on Genomic Medicine by the House of Lords in the UK, which recognized translation as vital to realizing the potential of genomic medicine, and the need to address various obstacles to successful translation [ 1].