Sentence examples for considerations tend from inspiring English sources

"Marketing considerations tend to outweigh user considerations".

But such considerations tend to become acute after a government has been in power for years.

Financial considerations tend also to be more important among female applicants, Ms. Bournand said.

That means such considerations tend not to surface in share value.

People who regularly point that out, or who are in any way restrained by such considerations, tend to be reviled as morally indifferent.

I think these considerations tend to weaken Harris' judgement that while Collins is a dogmatist on these issues, Hume is a skeptic.

Early hospital discharge, largely driven by cost-containment considerations, tends to support such optimistic expectations in the minds of patients.

In spite of the PCP's high capacity of handling sand, some wells in the heavy oil fields in Canada, such as the well under consideration, tend to experience an excessive inflow of sand beyond the pump capacity.

Blumenauer and others noted that while helping charities and small businesses is popular, the tax cuts under consideration tend to help the better-off, such as companies that have expired but edible food they can't sell or people with huge retirement incomes.

There are two considerations that tend to underlie the cautious attitude.

Then I think I would advise members of Congress to realize that the country faces very big issues and the solutions require members to rise above narrow partisan considerations which tend to dominate the culture of Washington.