Sentence examples for limited consideration for from inspiring English sources
Vast amounts of the European residential stock were built with limited consideration for energy efficiency, yet its refurbishment can help reach national energy reduction goals, decreasing environmental impact.
Additionally, urban functionality is hindered with chaotic scenes of uncontrolled commercial development and activities, and limited consideration for basic facilities such as parking.
However, our governance-based framework would suggest that a lack management continuity and consistency, and limited consideration for the future are likely to be encountered as major problems (Table 1).
Micromanager syndrome; lack of local knowledge leads to poor adaptability fine sociological broad ecological No solutions for global problems, inconsistency and competition across regions Temporal scales long sociological short ecological Response times to slow short sociological long ecological Management decisions lack continuity and consistency, and limited consideration for the future.
Often it meant the young adults reported engaging in healthier food and/or alcohol behaviours but made no mention of physical activity, or followed healthier food and/or physical activity behaviours, with limited consideration for their alcohol behaviours.
Internet of Things (IoT) energy monitoring systems are being developed, however, there has been limited consideration of services for efficient energy-use and minimisation of production costs in industry.
Customer satisfaction targets for vehicle attributes are set at the corporate level with limited consideration of the engineering feasibility and interactions between different product features.
Now even such limited consideration of race is being challenged.
There was limited consideration of socioeconomic development.
The Wales Audit Office report said the alternatives to new builds had only been given limited consideration.
The treatment recommendations here are limited to considerations for initial treatment in primary care, with a pragmatic approach that focuses on safety as well as effectiveness.
