Sentence examples for given sufficient consideration from inspiring English sources

This result may indicate that the feedback procedure or mechanism has received considerable attention from Hong Kong patients and has not been given sufficient consideration.

The demands of older people are commonly not given sufficient consideration within the early developmental process.

Construction-process planning is one of the most important requirements for a satisfactory result, but it is often not given sufficient consideration.

In our work, we isolate for study the resource utilisation trends of the storage subsystems on server hardware, an aspect that has not been given sufficient consideration in the context of supporting SLA-capable resource management mechanisms in storage clouds.

In particular, complex relationships between medicines and health financing, human resources, health information and service delivery are not given sufficient consideration.

You criticize the housing plan without giving sufficient consideration to the terrorism.

Mrs. Clinton's secretiveness and failure to give sufficient consideration to economic and political realities were central to blocking what the Clintons hoped could be the principal achievement of Mr. Clinton's presidency.

That which is left unexamined eventually becomes invisible, and as a result, few Americans today are giving sufficient consideration to the full range of violent activities the government undertakes in their names.

Various other judgments by the law lords have called into question aspects of specific control orders, including the length of curfews, the use of closed material in court and the home secretary's requirement to give sufficient consideration to the possibility of a criminal prosecution before resorting to a control order.

The question might be raised whether van Inwagen gives sufficient consideration to the possibility of taking a line similar to that taken by Putnam on natural kinds.

However, the current development of Intelligent Environments primarily focuses on the technical aspects of the physical components, and does not give sufficient consideration to the dynamic interrelationship between people and the built environment.