Sentence examples for larger consideration from inspiring English sources

A larger consideration among the rank and file is a good paycheck (by Iraqi standards).

But there is a larger consideration bearing on the prospects for Indian unity.

A second, and larger, consideration is caution concerning all the war talk as tensions mount with Iran.

But a larger consideration is what impact the creep of development will have on their beloved Boipeba.

And the central notion of manhood under siege becomes part of a larger consideration of shifting ethnic identities and the confusions that come with assimilation.

John Lloyd, writing in the Financial Times, called the book "a study of detailed depth, and fine and transparent judgment", though he would have liked "a larger consideration of Thatcher's influence".

The voters, mostly Democrats but also some Republicans, said smaller differences could be put aside in favor of larger considerations, especially concerning the economy.

Beyond the specifics of each performance, these 22 operas (and a double-DVD of concert excerpts and two bonus CDs ) invite all kinds of larger considerations.

Once the LNT is explicitly discarded, we can move on to regulations that reflect only discernible, measurable medical effects, and that respond mainly to the much larger considerations of whole-system benefits and harms.

In a hostile cross-examination, Republican representatives called Ms. de Young unqualified to judge the company's performance, and the drivers, the Republicans asserted, could not know larger considerations of tactics and safety behind the decisions about the trucks.

Few decisions by President Obama have appeared more uncomfortable and fraught with larger considerations than the blandly worded announcement at 9 15 p.m. Friday that he would impose a tariff of 35percentt on Chinese tires for cars and light trucks.