Sentence examples for giving much consideration from inspiring English sources
While Maura accepts she subjugated the Berkeley 7 now, it is not an act she has ever bothered giving much consideration to (privilege perhaps being most keenly felt as elective blindness to disadvantage).
What many academic scientists don't realize, he adds, is that a company has to move forward as quickly as it can, without giving much consideration to individual territories.
Not until 1786 did New Yorkers give much consideration to memorializing the Declaration of Independence, when the city's Common Council adopted a plan for celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Then again, nor is that option given much consideration in another forthcoming film about an unwelcome pregnancy, low-budget indie flick Waitress.
Fonseca said she did not give much consideration to deferring her entry, an option others chose in the aftermath of the storm.
In 1985, Malinda created (and has since put aside a vast patchwork of space for) what became known as the Great Pacific Child Development Center, to which I didn't give much consideration, until I got a tour.
Both books together are remarkable in their celebration of birds, not least because neither of them gives much consideration to the one trait of birds that, more than any other, captivates human beings in the first place.
Many people polish their verbal skills for an interview, but few give much consideration to their body language, and that's a mistake (see: "Catastrophic Job Hunting Flubs").
Well, the worst depression the country has known in half a dozen years has been suffered under the Republican Administration; that there would have been inevitable depression under a Democratic Administration is not given much consideration by the majority of voters.
