Sentence examples for messages to consider from inspiring English sources

We now turn from the volume of messages to consider the content of the messages.

Previous studies have suggested that information providers tailor their disaster messages to consider the differences in socioeconomic characteristics of their intended audience (Lachlan et al. 2010), and the results found here suggest that language proficiency is another factor that should be considered.

"I've had such a low income that for me it will kind of be necessary money". Those who do not need the money are being urged by editorials, newspaper articles and e-mail messages to consider giving their rebates to charity.

When contrast-enhanced CT was ordered in patients with a GFR of <60 mL/min/1.73 m, the physician was immediately alerted by a warning message to consider prophylactic measures for CI-AKI.

For doctors worried about preventing obesity in children -- and prolonged television watching is often blamed -- the message is to consider the health of the mother, said Dr. Hillary Burdette, the lead researcher.

The real question raised by Mr. Adelson's political spending is whether voters, in forming those opinions, should be allowed to decide for themselves what messages they want to consider, or whether the government should make that decision for them.

In the digital age, we are already accustomed to shooting off messages without having to consider them.

Particularly at a time when U.S.-China cooperation on climate and energy under a new Xi leadership is uncertain, this recent trip missed an opportunity to set key messages for Xi to consider in the coming months.

"There are messages to be considered," he said.

Another message told Smith to consider himself banned from Bloomfield Road and to "enjoy the rest of your special needs day out".

Ms. Cox and Mr. Rathvon wrote in an e-mail message, "We offered to consider a pay cut, but evidently no amount of extra weight could be carried by the foundering ship".