Sentence examples for consideration of the problem from inspiring English sources

For even conservative estimates suggest there is one chance in four that it will be destroyed in a collision during that period.On the face of things, all this consideration of the problem is good.

It was not until July 2 that Hitler even ordered a consideration of the problem of invading England, and he still seemed to doubt its necessity when at last, on July 16, he ordered preparations to begin for such an invasion, christened Operation Sea Lion.

The main weakness in the proposal to use disguised unemployment for the construction of major social-overhead-capital projects arises from an inadequate consideration of the problem of providing the necessary subsistence fund to maintain the workers during what may be a considerably long waiting period before these projects yield consumable output.

There seems to be agreement that Kepler's AN contains the first explicit consideration of the problem of observational error (for this question see Hon 1987 and Field 2005).

Only little consideration of the problem can be found in the philosophical literature before Michael Dummett and Anthony Flew initiated their discussion in the mid 1950s.

This overdue, chemistry-based approach implies a holistic consideration of the problem and would federate efforts on key aspects influencing the design of sustainable systems.

However, the low prevalence also raises a consideration on the problem of cost-effectiveness which is an important issue should be addressed in the future studies.

Swift action this week, however, as opposed to last week, will now need to be coupled with more nuanced consideration of the problems and a focus on pragmatic solutions.

We have a lengthy list of concerns about the practices of many companies in the sector and we hope the OFT review will kick-start a more serious consideration of the problems payday loans create.

Nor did there appear to be any consideration of the problems running the race on 30 October and shifting the inaugural India Grand Prix to December would present to the thousands of fans who have already bought their tickets and made their travel arrangements to visit India.

This theory grew out of direct consideration of the problems in temporal reasoning described above in Section 4.5, and especially the Yale Shooting Scenario.