Sentence examples for is given to how from inspiring English sources

Already at the Met, consideration is given to how sets and costumes will look on screen.

It's true - a third of the Tunis agenda is given to how changes will be made, measured and responded to.

Weight is given to how common a disease might be, and to a patient's prior history, risks, exposures.

These programs, brutal as they are, depict just the end of a long cycle of acquisition; only a bit of lip service is given to how these items came into the possession of their owners.

At the moment, only a tiny weight is given to results in assessing a teacher for a pay rise; far more consideration is given to how the teacher keeps order in the classroom.

It is, of course, true that a mere increase in the number of foreign troops in Afghanistan will count for little unless the most careful thought is given to how they should be used.

Thought also must be given to how to handle independent campaign expenditures on behalf of a judge's candidacy.

No thought had been given to how singing technique might have changed since the mid-19th century.

Some pointers are given to how problems might be addressed.

Comparatively little recognition has been given to how children's routines might also drive the convergence of these factors.

Yet, little attention has been given to how caregivers develop their safety behaviour in and around the driveway setting.