Sentence examples for deliberated more from inspiring English sources

The jury deliberated more than a month before delivering its verdict.

He showed a shocking disdain for the 12 jurors, who deliberated more than four days.

Jurors in Kansas City deliberated more than five hours before recommending the sentence for Lisa Montgomery.

ReprintsThe Philadelphia affair was more compact: a mere 55 delegates deliberated more or less continually for four months.

Late Saturday, he was acquitted of all charges by the jurors, all of them women and none black, who had deliberated more than 16 hours over two days.

The jury, which had no Amish members, heard three weeks of testimony and deliberated more than four days before reaching a verdict at midday on Thursday.

It failed to prepare appropriately, by deliberating more carefully and avoiding the creation of unrealistic expectations.

But the more representative the body the less well it is able to deliberate: more democracy is very often less.

In those moments, you're less likely to deliberate, more likely to just say yes to something without fully internalizing it, and more prone to ignore everything that's outside the focus of your immediate attention.

In my experience, low income and minority students often deliberate more effectively than upper middle class professionals.

Policy-makers should deliberate more openly the role of age in distributive justice in healthcare, while boosting awareness of existing ethical guidelines and of every doctor's commitment to protect the vulnerable.