Sentence examples for considering potential problems from inspiring English sources

GPs were trained in 1) checking actual problems of the patient in a structured way at the moment of identification, 2) considering potential problems that could be expected in the (near) future and 3) foretelling the most likely scenarios on deterioration and death.

With a traumatic brain injury sustained by the top competitive snowboarder Kevin Pearce this season, and with mounting scientific evidence demonstrating a link between cumulative concussions and degenerative brain disease among football players and boxers, the practitioners of snowboarding's increasingly complex and risky tricks have begun to consider potential problems looming later in life.

Because of the cost of large-scale trials, a step-wise approach to consider potential problems and feasibility is desirable.

The Bank of England said this week that Innovia, which makes the polymer fiver, was considering "potential solutions" to the problem.

But when considering potential killer applications, the problem is that arenas of experience where experiential presence matters but authenticity does not usually aren't important or frequently accessed parts of our life.

The BBC issued a one-line statement, which read: "We are considering any potential problems with a view to resolving them as soon as possible".

But we need Japan and our close security ties, and Japan needs us;especially considering the potential problems in this part of the globe from emerging powers such as China.

It's always important to consider potential future relationship problems before choosing a girlfriend (without, of course, adopting a judgmental or cynical attitude towards this girl, who obviously can't control her past).

In chemical process design it is important to consider potential safety and environmental problems as early as possible.

I've always believed that as long as there's a possibility of something happening, I should consider the potential problems that could arise as if the event was destined to occur.

Therefore, we consider the potential problems caused by this censoring to be negligible.