Sentence examples for given consideration as a from inspiring English sources

"As a board member, I was informed yesterday that he wanted to be given consideration as a candidate," she said, referring to Dr. Hamer.

"I felt then and now that the people most affected by these political actions are the local Native Americans who have lived and survived there for centuries, and that they should be given consideration, as should the wildlife and wilderness, which make up the refuge.

Such programmes should be given consideration as strategies to strengthen families in the context of HIV, which can compromise parental care and create additional stress for low-income families.

He said he had not given consideration to enrolling as a postgraduate student at another institution.

"Safety" was an item that was given consideration from time to time, as finances and time permitted.

These different views will be given consideration for publication in Diabetes Care, as these views will also be given a voice in other professional publications.

"As Republican voters give consideration to a Gingrich nomination, one of the considerations is understanding what you're getting," Mr. Schmidt said.

Merriam [ 6] contends that the single defining characteristic of case study research lies in the bounding of 'the case', that is giving consideration to the case as "a thing, a single entity, a unit around which there are boundaries" (p27).

This is an important and interesting topic which will be given full consideration as a future work.

"Marty Hogan was not given much consideration as a pennant aspirant when the season opened, but the plucky Red Roses manager has been 'sawing wood' and not talking".

Based on our results, percentage of landscape should be given strong consideration as a rapid assessment tool for predicting plant species richness across mixed-disturbance landscapes.