Sentence examples for making and consideration from inspiring English sources

Concept selection is a time consuming activity in the engineering design process, because it involves decision making and consideration of multiple factors.

4 Other US groups recommend discussion of the potential benefits and harms of PSA screening in the context of a clinical consultation, with an emphasis on informed decision making and consideration of patient preferences (the American Cancer Society, 5 the American College of Physicians 6).

When the governor's staff asks to use a private plane, no promises are made and no consideration is given to whether the owner has an interest in the trip, he said.

As a manager in a major global food company told us: "We have to be the voice of the environment... so sometimes decisions are made and those considerations aren't there, and we've got to be the ones who stand up and say no".

Expressing the virtues of civility and respect is perfectly compatible with appealing only to religious considerations when making and supporting political decisions.

In an interview as he flew back to the United States after a two-day meeting between Vatican officials and American cardinals, Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, the conference president, said the recommendations produced reflected an attempt to make care and consideration for victims the highest priority while still protecting an accused priest's right to due process.

"I thought the points in the minority point were very well made and deserve serious consideration, he told Guardian Australia.

Field notes on the interaction during the interview were made and taken into consideration during the analysis.

No appreciable improvement in the ecosystem has been made, and more careful consideration should be given to the need for decontamination and the method of removal of contaminated aquatic sediments in any future case.

Instead of being "punished", adjustments were made and they were shown consideration and indulgence: "Finally they understand what it's like for me, and society can accept me for who I am" (3).

At the least, we assume that shared decision-making and consideration of patients' preferences in searching for the best individual treatment would rely on information on the health-related quality-of-life data.