Sentence examples for consideration that it would from inspiring English sources

They decided, after some consideration, that it would be unwise.

First, he imagines a desire to drink being opposed by a calculated consideration that it would be good not to drink (439a-d).

So for example, the fact that it would give a father pleasure is a reason for his son to give him a kiss on the cheek but that very same consideration (that it would give him pleasure) may be no reason at all for him to watch a snuff film.

A sham control will be used for both RCTs, taking into consideration that it would be unethical to give no intervention to an at-risk population.

(For considerations that it would, see Aydede and Güzeldere 2005).

And when Bob Dole settled on an old foe, Jack Kemp, four years ago, a crucial consideration was that it would be a surprise.

Another consideration is that it would be difficult to compare a different, uncastrated control group of animals with a group of castrated animals because the response to pain varies according to each individual.

Therefore, after much consideration we felt that it would be most meaningful to focus on the median group-level findings, which are interpretable to a degree even though the spectra are aliased.

Tasmanian Health Minister Michelle O'Byrne said that a smoking ban was worthy of serious consideration, although she admitted that it would be difficult to unilaterally enact such a policy in only one of Australia's five states.

However, the decision not to proceed was made with the best intentions for Connie, taking into consideration her age and that it would not be right to do so at this time".

From this axiomatic considerations, one can conclude that it would be unethical for people to be used as slaves or be forced to work for inadequate wages or under slave-like conditions [ 4, 10, 12, 51].