Sentence examples for consideration of a more from inspiring English sources

Today, House Republicans defeated an effort to bring up the bill and are forcing consideration of a more complicated and controversial bill.

"A quota to mandate diversity in the pool for a position raises fewer questions than an actual quota because it solely mandates consideration of a more diverse pool, not the appointment of a sex-balanced cohort of individuals," Rosenblum says.

Under these circumstances, consideration of a more accurate approximation of the distribution function is extremely important.

Additional perspectives of this study include the extension to the case of parameter uncertainties and the consideration of a more complex model of the PAC system.

To determine expert agreement on relative retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) disease severity and whether computer-based image analysis can model relative disease severity, and to propose consideration of a more continuous severity score for ROP.

But where others would spend too much work regaling heartbreak, Bolaño allows the novel to vibrate through its box, collaging weird scenes of war and memories with no direct implication into the mesh of forward motion, allowing the narrative countless little pockets and mazey concepts that feed into consideration of a more mysterious reappearance from 2666: the obscure Arcimboldi.

It is fair to say that, at its roots, the kind of challenges that the HD framework faces with scientific reasoning is not so different from the main puzzles that arise from philosophical considerations of a more formal kind.

The House is just beginning its consideration of a much more costly war financing measure that includes a series of domestic initiatives not considered by the Senate.

Starling's Law was derived under highly controlled experimental circumstances, such that assumptions that volume expansion should increase SV by increases in preload alone in a clinical setting requires consideration of a far more complex (patho physiological analysis.

So, in E1, the will is the mind's power to desire or want the consideration of an idea more than the not considering it; or to desire or want the motion of a part of one's body more than its remaining at rest.

Another recommendation is the harnessing of smart technology to deliver "more efficient surface transport" including consideration of a simplified yet more sophisticated road pricing system.