Sentence examples for elaborate consideration from inspiring English sources

There is a benefit, too, to having a creative challenge built into some personal charitable giving — innovation of all kinds requires ownership, reinvention, elaborate consideration.

The questions involved were given elaborate consideration in that court, and it held, concerning what may in general terms be denominated the 'banking legislation,' that it was justified for the purpose of providing banking facilities, and to enable the state to carry out the purposes of the other acts, of which the Mill & Elevator Association Act is the principal one.

Therefore, SMAT designed for governmental purposes require more elaborate considerations on legal and ethical aspects for a variety of reasons.

This called for a more elaborate argument, involving a detailed consideration of the collisions between particles.

This paper elaborates considerations on NSM GFRP rod strengthening on the basis of the results of experimental investigation using pull-out tests on concrete specimens with GFRP rod, bending tests on non-strengthened beams and strengthened with NSM GFRP rods and, lastly, through vibration tests on the same aforementioned beams.

Reasons for the paucity of RCTs dealing with surgical techniques have been attributed to specific challenges of these trials requiring elaborate methodologic considerations, as well as complex organization, raising questions regarding their feasibility.

Comparison between the composite nanotubes and bulk heterojunction is elaborated in consideration of their properties.

More elaborate mathematical considerations of this process can be found in the recent paper by Zon and Wolde 2005 [ 27].

His defensive strategy, in contrast, tends to be more elaborate taking into consideration his experience in the field.

Follow-up questions were used to clarify ambiguities and elaborate responses with consideration for the participants' concerns.

While stopping short of providing a definitive advice, below we elaborate on two considerations that such a decision could rest upon, the stage of development of the labor market and the introduction of UI as a quid pro quo for reforming badly performing severance pay.