Sentence examples for consideration of doing from inspiring English sources

The end of a program — whether it has lasted two minutes or two hours — invites consideration of doing something else.

While Mr. Obama made a passionate case on humanitarian grounds in 2011 for the American intervention in Libya — done from the air, and with drones — there is no serious consideration of doing the same in Syria, where the United Nations estimates that 60,000 have died.

The computational cost of increasing the number of sampled points beyond 214 is prohibitive and counterintuitive when taking into consideration the limited benefits of doing so.

Thus, those conducting experiments should not opt for low quantities of starting RNA without consideration of the costs of doing so.

In the United States, the Critical Care Societies Collaborative's contribution to the Choosing Wisely Campaign suggests consideration of the merits of doing less [ 11].

If all of these costs were taken into consideration, the overall societal economics of doing telemedicine would have been even more favourable.

Rea (1998b) argues that consideration of change does not favour perdurantism.

For one participant, this meant that the self-assessment quizzes were not worth completing because careful consideration of responses did not actually change the subsequent information and advice received.

Even though it was recognised that additive or synergistic effects needed to be considered in the derivation of an ADI, the Joint FAO/WHO Meeting on Pesticide Residues (JMPR) concluded in 1981 that although there was a need for further data on interactions of pesticides, the consideration of mixtures did not require any change in the general principles for estimating ADIs.

Hudson argues that considerations of robustness did not play a role in the scientists' decisions concerning the reality of the mesosome.

It may seem that considerations of justice do not apply to intergenerational relations, because there is a lack of direct reciprocity between generations of people who are not contemporaries.