Sentence examples for more fully considered from inspiring English sources
But Google said image recognition technology would have to improve and the privacy implications would have to be more fully considered before it would make that possible.
Both it and the resolution that authorized the war in Iraq should be repealed and replaced with a single, more fully considered and carefully written resolution.
Value judgments place things in their wider context and judge them in relation to their consequences, more fully considered (TV 209 213).
This exercise demonstrates that many factors need to be more fully considered before widely advocating such techniques.
Luck's explanation for not netting whole trees needs to be better defended in the text, and the potential issues with branch netting versus whole tree netting on experimental results need to be more fully considered.
Perhaps the industry may want to more fully consider the benefits of Ms. Schapiro's reform.
(We will more fully consider such tensor products in the following subsection).
The results in Fig. 8 also allow us to more fully consider the gaze similarity differences between the Comprehension and Map task groups shown in Fig. 6.
Although it seems counterintuitive, we argue that a pedagogical focus on examples from human evolution may provide an enjoyable, engaging, and effective approach to helping students overcome their reluctance to study the concepts, more fully consider and understand the evidence for evolution, and accept evolution as a scientifically valid and meaningful tool in the study of biology.
To maintain the resilience of biotopes in urban areas, we argue that organisations responsible for implementing any active plan regarding biodiversity should more fully consider comprehensive reference data in their analysis programme, i.e. biotope and species data with a time-span that covers all land and waters in the given municipality.
A complete concept of justice should more fully consider and understand the suffering of all those affected by crime.
