Sentence examples for given little consideration from inspiring English sources

"But, they have given little consideration to how students are expected to negotiate all this new information".

Information that conflicts with the decision may cause discomfort and is therefore ignored or given little consideration.

It raises legal and ethical issues that have been debated for many years – yet to which I had given little consideration until I entered parliament in 2010.

One danger that appears to have been given little consideration in official disaster estimates is "soil liquefaction," whereby intense vibrations release underground water, instantly turning what had once appeared to be solid land into oozing, perilous mud.

Previous literature reports on roof water quality have given little consideration to the relative significance of airborne micro-organisms.

(3) The constraints placed on the human being by his limitations as a complex information-processing system are given little consideration.

At that time he gave little consideration to a grandstand finish.

Yet the press gave little consideration to the precise nature of this latest deal – and how that might change a business delivering a vital public service.

Your article about subway conduct rules ("A Subway Seat Is No Footstool, Transit Officials Say," Dec. 1) gives little consideration to a significant Metropolitan Transportation Authority proposal: prohibiting passage from one subway car to another.

I put it that The Economist itself is in the grip of an ideology, one of growth and markets that gives little consideration to their limitations or to trade-offs.

While homeowners may give little consideration to what they hand out on Halloween, Cybele May, founder of Candy Blog, said that for young trick-or-treaters that choice may be loaded.