Sentence examples for considered and well from inspiring English sources

GOTR has a really well considered and well tested program that builds both inner strength and wellness through running". said Daphne Markcrow, coach of Maple Street School's GOTR team.

The need to think efficiently that developed on sailboats as well as in a business career in project management is reflected throughout the apartment, where every inch of space is well considered and well used.

The resistance of soil to erosional processes, especially in hillslopes is generally well recognized and documented in many researches, however, the full implications of tillage (soil disturbance) and slope degree on erodibility of a soil are not considered and well investigated.

She has a keen eye for things that are well considered and well executed.

Since it is beyond the scope of this manuscript to provide the theoretical background of the various SFEM algorithms, it is referred to e.g. [38,48] for the formulations of the considered and well known methods within this context, such as the Neumann Expansion method [52], the Perturbation method [16] and Spectral SFEM, which utilizes the Polynomial Chaos (P-C) Expansion formulation [11].

But it is a high-stakes move and Labour must now develop a considered and well-argued response.

Ms. Clinton mapped out a more considered and well-oiled campaign, with timely public appearances and selective news interviews.

Previous form: University of the Arts, King's Cross; Tower Hill Square (public space next to Tower of London) Lyric Theatre, Belfast O'Donnell + Tuomey Odds: 4/1 A beautifully considered and well-made theatre by the Dublin-based O'Donnell + Tuomey, who were shortlisted last year for their An Gaeláras cultural centre in Derry.

Each plays a vital role in the job and Bobby believes if not carefully considered and well-balanced, it may not be the best option.

But the logicist will be unmoved by this: the rejoinder will be that the most appropriate sense of 'analytic', for the purposes of establishing an interesting logicist thesis about mathematics, is one that departs in carefully considered and well-motivated ways from analyticity sensu Kant. 4. See Michael Friedman 1992 (p. 84).

Finally, the instationary Stokes problem (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3dered and the well-posedness of this problem is derived.