Sentence examples for consideration much from inspiring English sources

His knowledge of things usually considered beneath serious cultural consideration, much less study — U.F.O.

Company president Satoru Iwata stated unequivocally this past September that the idea of Nintendo creating games for smartphones was "absolutely not under consideration," much to the consternation of mobile gamers.

If retailers used the right analytics tools to take these fundamental measurements into consideration, much of their offline marketing budget would start showing up as an investment in their online presence or maybe vice versa, but there is no way to know until you measure cross-channel impact of marketing campaigns.

Further, there is no reason to think that his reasons for rejecting superstition or for denying a normative significance to nature were specifically scientific; in discussing these issues he does not even raise empirical considerations, much less specifically scientific ones.

"We have to take into consideration how much that will cost, and how long it will take," he said.

Taking climate and habitat into consideration defies much of what Mr. Knittel said he absorbed in architecture school.

The complexities of influencing programming by diktat aside, another issue demands consideration: how much do parents really care about their children's video junk-food diets?

And that doesn't even take into consideration how much water is required to manufacture toilet paper somewhere around 400 million gallons each year.

The strength of a trail is an important consideration for much of the analysis in the study.

Also take into consideration how much traffic your yard receives.

Take into consideration how much fat you will be discarding, or throwing away, when comparing price.