Sentence examples for more considerate of from inspiring English sources

He was more considerate of everyone".

They can be far more considerate of victims' needs because they start in a different place.

From then on the Vienna government tried to be more considerate of Hungary and its aristocracy.

She said: Very often the men see it as more considerate of their wives.

He has been more considerate of Congressional races than any chairman that I know of".

Democratic countries are generally much more considerate of basic human rights than most dictatorships.

"In the case of smokers, however, public-space etiquette has forced them to be more considerate of those around them.

But the denial has done little to allay suspicions that such tactics will be used.China has been more considerate, however, of the sensitivities of the visiting African leaders.

He encourages judges to become more attuned to legal thinking outside the country and to be more considerate both of the implications of American legal decisions on foreign nations in areas like national security and trade, and of how such international experiences might inform better American legal decisions.

None of this removes the economic benefits from encouraging energy efficiency and more considerate use of the planet.

If only a few promising aspirants would skip New Hampshire, maybe we would head toward something seriously engaging, with a more considerate investment of time and money.