Sentence examples for more consideration should from inspiring English sources

More consideration should have been given to the damage this is causing the party".

The watchdog said more consideration should be given to firearms licensing, including improving communication between GPs and police.

The Roman Curia was "urgently in need of reform", he added for good measure; more consideration should be given to the "quality of homosexual relationships", as stable partnerships were certainly better than promiscuous ones; and the Church needed to reconsider its attitude to the divorced and remarried "as many people no longer marry at all".

More consideration should be given to the development of engineered waste forms for used nuclear fuel.

The shape of the tunnel has generally been made as round because the shape of the drill is round, and more consideration should be given to the shape of the tunnel.

Shoes are one element of a capsule wardrobe that are most likely to wear out quickly, so more consideration should be put toward purchasing durable styles that can handle your particular climate and style needs, for example: a boot that looks rugged enough for the elements, but stylish enough for the office.

However, in complete cases, more considerations should be addressed to achieve equal circumferential nares and symmetric alar base than in incomplete cases.

With many characteristics, which are featured in ICN and VANETs, some more considerations should be given to the model in our full analysis particularly.

However, more consideration also should be given to interactions among forages with respect to fill, digestion, and passage of fiber with increased inclusion rates of CMP.

The jury had to consider whether it had been established as likely that "more detailed consideration should have been given at an early stage to enable contact to take place between Michael Bradley and/or Elizabeth Saunders and the deceased".

The jury said more detailed consideration should have been given by police commanders at an early stage in the siege to using his wife Elizabeth or friend Michael Bradley to defuse the confrontation.