Sentence examples for mean considerations from inspiring English sources

By cultural/environmental agent we mean considerations or factors that impact on the various phases of the handover that are part of or shape the ED culture, such as staffing issues, shift definitions, and general protocol or expectations for the handover that involve more than the primary agents.

It has proved a commercial success – no mean consideration – but it hasn't done Wheeldon's artistic reputation much good.

In my book, "compassion" means consideration, caring and concern.

In an interview with Bloomberg Business Week published Thursday, the president said he would set no preconditions on steps the commission might propose to bring the budget back toward balance, even if it meant consideration of tax increases on the middle class -- a step Mr. Obama vowed during the 2008 presidential campaign not to support.

Whether the methods are through mechanical or chemical means, consideration early in the design stages will facilitate a proper and economic assembly to meet intended requirements.

And I don't mean idle considerations about what all those dreamers might be smoking inside their "really big space".

The regulation's data protection by design requirements also mean privacy considerations need to be baked into the data processing lifecycle, ergo policies and processes must be in place, alongside strong IT governance and security measures, to ensure compliance with the law — with the idea being to shrink the ability for attackers to intrude as happened so extensively in the Yahoo breaches.

That means such considerations tend not to surface in share value.

While the value of electricity system transitions to the economy is of great importance, it should not mean that consideration of the values underpinning such a large-scale social transformation should be ignored.

The wide and increasing choice of ART means that considerations of avoidance of short and long term co-morbidities can be fully addressed without compromising efficacy.

All four groups understood 'healthy' food choices to mean a consideration of the fat, calorie, sugar and salt content of food (Table  4).