Sentence examples for failed to fully consider from inspiring English sources

The GMC ruled that Patel made a string of errors and failed to fully consider the circumstances of White's death.

Yes, soul and R&B have been called race music, but when Vocaloid hired two singers, one a black British man and the other a Jamaican woman, they failed to fully consider accent.

In its final hours, the Clinton administration ordered a 30percentt increase, but it failed to fully consider the effect on manufacturers and consumers as required under the law.

But Mr. Chemerinsky, who has co-written a new book, "Free Speech on Campus," said he thought Mr. Sessions failed to fully consider the balance of freedom of expression with public safety.

Fourth, MoviePass failed to fully consider that the ticket to a movie is only one part of a consumer's cost to attend, so it failed to find ways to create revenue opportunities around other parts of that spending.

However, in this race, retailers frequently have failed to fully consider integration with traditional store fulfillment.

A panel found Mr Boyd "acts impulsively and fails to fully consider the potential risks posed for how he interacted with these patients - a failing that the panel consider is not yet remediated".

We argue that the existing literature fails to fully consider the structure of the labor market and the macro-institutional environment of today's urban China, which are of great importance in furthering our understanding of women's employment status and their subjective well-being.

Governments often fail to fully consider the direct and indirect policy implications of these arrangements, the economic and fiscal impacts of long-term contracts, and fail to seize opportunities to create family-supporting jobs and alleviate poverty.

It then prepared to issue an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to analyze DAPL's full environmental impacts (which it failed to fully examine previously) and consider potential re-routings of the pipeline.

RESULTS: The study failed to fully accrue the originally planned 108 subjects.