Sentence examples for considering the full range from inspiring English sources
The first is the importance of considering the full range of possible outcomes, including not only high-probability outcomes.
A State Department spokesman said that displeasure had been conveyed to Belarus officials in Washington and in Minsk, "and we have told them that we are considering the full range of options in terms of our respective diplomatic presences".
As for mobile content, we love to read about apps and there have definitely been some crazy best-sellers but the most-used feature — again, considering the full range of phones in the market today — is still text messaging, used by 74.3percentt of all U.S. consumers and stable in its usage over the previous quarter.
In considering the full range of vocational training that would lead to full vocational qualification, Protsch (2014, p. 164) finds that female adolescents from lower secondary schools are 14%% less likely to make the transition than men but finds no corresponding effect for intermediate secondary school leavers.
"We are evaluating our next steps and considering the full range of legal and permitting options," added Liz Fuller, an Ambre Energy spokeswoman.
However, we regard this as a virtue, since it leaves researchers open to considering the full range of possibilities.
"Charter review will consider the full range of options for reforming the BBC's commercial operations, including full or part privatisation of Worldwide," says the green paper.
We should instead consider the full range of technological and non-technological options that exist, and the relative long-term benefits and risks of each.
Rifkind said the ISC would be seeking contributions from outside the agencies "to ensure that the committee can consider the full range of opinions expressed on these topics.
