Sentence examples for consideration with which from inspiring English sources

He found a paper transformed from the oppressive years of Bartholomew into a benignly tolerant regime that was the envy of Fleet Street for the consideration with which it treated the staff.

First, in 2013, came The Next Day, an album that was a stylistic tour of his career; then the V&A's David Bowie Is – an exhibit of 300 objects of Bowie memorabilia revealing the consideration with which he had preserved the artefacts of his career; the play Lazarus, now set for London's West End; and finally Blackstar, a jazz record that launched with a video that appears to anticipate his death.

The paramount interests of one's country override any moral consideration with which they might come into conflict.

The makers of early examples, in the late 17th and the 18th centuries, were not motivated by the amorous considerations with which later generations have credited them; their concern was allowing more space for the ample dresses of the period.

They, too, are only a subset of the considerations with which justice is concerned; and so Hausman wants to leave room for the possibility that some inequalities in overall well-being are nevertheless just, all things considered.

Accordingly, we suggest basing a process-oriented perspective on the use of social media in educational contexts upon systemic considerations with which we can distinguish between cognitive and social systems but also analyze them simultaneously.

There are 13 projects that have been given Phase I consideration: about $100,000, with which the team can investigate their concept's feasibility.

You deserve it.' " Another consideration is the frequency with which residents tip during the year.