Sentence examples for deserved further consideration from inspiring English sources
Bailey said the future of student finance deserved further consideration and he would be approaching the backbench business committee for a Commons debate on the issue.
A biologist at the meeting here, Dr. Fred H. Gage of the Salk Institute, said that the question of making mice with human cells deserved further consideration and that scientists and the public "should listen to each other more" before reaching a conclusion to go ahead.
He said Leicester University were happy to receive representations and said the points raised by MPs "deserved further consideration".
Consensus among reviewers that a manuscript deserved further consideration (either an opportunity to revise and resubmit or conditional acceptance) reduced the likelihood of rejection from approximately half (for all manuscripts sent out for peer-review) to about one in five.
We reasoned that fibrosis stage in liver tissue from patients with CHC reported in this communication deserved further consideration, since an extended period with PFD treatment could result in an enhanced resolution of fibrosis as determined by liver biopsy.
We believe that strict contribution limits impinge on free speech, and the issue does deserve further consideration by the courts".
Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, has proposed his own version of a shared missile defense, which deserves further consideration.
Alice P. Gast, president of Lehigh University and the head of the academy panel, said that the paper "points out connections that deserve further consideration".
The Senate's top Democratic leaders are in China on what is described as a trade mission, and Carl Kruger of Brooklyn, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, has promised to hold hearings only to see whether the proposals "are fiscally prudent and deserve further consideration".
The lack of symmetry of effect is interesting and deserves further consideration.
Unfortunately, cases of hyping headache were also few, deserving further consideration in a larger group.
