Sentence examples for more carefully consider from inspiring English sources

Maybe now fighters such as Dan Henderson who are in their 40's will more carefully consider the dangers involved in fighting professionally at this age.

The E.P.A. should apply the brakes and more carefully consider the ways in which biofuels threaten water quality, climate and biodiversity.

Dominick Scarola, the principal of Grover Cleveland High School, was among several who said the city should more carefully consider the evaluation of schools that have large numbers of non-English speaking students, who often take longer to graduate.

The radical change in my eating and cooking habits caused me, at least for a short time, to more carefully consider my relationship with food and how what I consume affects my day to day life.

In his latest book, "Waking Giant: America in the Age of Jackson," David S. Reynolds, a professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and the author of "John Brown, Abolitionist," among other books, asks us instead to more carefully consider the brawling, chaotic, boisterous years from 1815 to 1848 as a fascinating age in its own right.

We should more carefully consider the consequences of our actions and inactions.

Though the fish was fresh on every visit, it was more carefully considered on Saturday.

I just want the whole thing to be more carefully considered.

But the more carefully considered songs on his solo albums lacked the reckless spark of the Replacements.

And Germany, backed by Finland and the Netherlands, has been urging a more carefully considered approach to centralized banking regulation for the region.

The latter would be interesting, and it would mean that her claims about media persecution should be more carefully considered.