Sentence examples for considered early enough from inspiring English sources
Data entry and analysis were delayed because the data management system had not been considered early enough and training could only be obtained in Europe.
Diabetes education should be considered early, to include glucose monitoring and even insulin administration training, as intermittent use of insulin is common enough that early training may prevent a delay in discharge.
"It [an early return] was being considered early on.
Surgery must be considered early.
Frankly, the biggest mistake I see people making is not considering bankruptcy early enough to exercise their legal right to get a fresh financial start.
"It's going to get submitted to Apple early next week!" We're one day past what we'd personally consider "early next week", but sure enough: SkyFire has just announced that they've submitted the browser for Apple's oh-so-important stamp of approval.
If you are over 50 and have accumulated enough to consider early retirement, you probably have no need for a supplemental disability insurance policy.
But it's not enough to lead them to consider early retirement.
He asked Hamas to consider early elections.
In addition to the typical approach of performing techno-economic analysis for comparing technologies, it is important to consider safety aspects early enough in the selection process.
Very few patients are diagnosed early enough to be considered for a surgery and of them less than 20% are alive at 5 years.
