Sentence examples for cursory consideration from inspiring English sources

A cursory consideration of the relationship between Houllier and Fowler confirms that rigid discipline was not necessarily what that group of players needed.

The Troubled families Unit report concludes: "Convincing people that the way we provide services to and spend money on troubled families is ineffective and costly is fairly easy – any cursory consideration makes this quickly self-evident.

A cursory consideration of its principal concerns — the individual and social constructs of parenthood, the blurred lines between television and reality, breastfeeding — made them seem perfectly, and perhaps even cynically designed for a certain kind of book club.

The value of the local climate received only cursory consideration in the early developments; as the process was mainly focused on the delivery of units needed to accommodate those involved in the construction of the city.

Furthermore, the effect of timing of circumcision on prostate cancer risk has received only cursory consideration, with previous studies dichotomising timing of circumcision as occurring at birth or later [ 25], or before or after first sexual intercourse [ 22].

Publication type has only been given a cursory consideration here, and when searching for specific types of research, the nature of the publication type may also have an impact in deciding where to search.

However, the reference to ESG analysis does not denote a cursory use, but a methodical consideration of pertinent and material ESG issues in all investment decisions from initial analysis to the buy decision and then throughout the investment management process.

This type of mental positioning can often be shortsighted, misguided, and self-serving if there aren't full considerations (versus a cursory review) about potential outcomes that might occur due to a failure to prevent wrongful activities.

With warmth, consideration and time to answer questions or with haste, anxiety and cursory courtesies?

Although we may speak the same language, we rarely have more than a cursory understanding of the forces that shape one another's decisions and other considerations.

Recently published, large comparable studies have omitted comorbidity from consideration [ 33, 34] while less recent, smaller comparable studies only included a cursory assessment of comorbidity in which the range of comorbidities considered was limited and the patterns of comorbidity were not investigated [ 35].