Sentence examples for more relevant consideration from inspiring English sources

Consumed by the question of how big a government we can afford, they might want to give some thought to a more relevant consideration: How big a government do we need?

Before deciding how Facebook should enter the Chinese market, a more relevant consideration for Zuckerberg is what markets does Facebook want to compete on in China.

Another, even more relevant, consideration is the definition of the mapping from the driving data element to illness.

Dealing with harmful radiation is becoming an ever-more relevant consideration.

Purpose: Development of new and expensive drugs with activity against pancreatic cancer has made economic considerations more relevant to treatment decision-making for advanced disease.

Further, the estimated annual cost associated with a case of diabetes in Spain is 1,770 €. 10 The economic benefit of DH care found in the present study is even more relevant if we take into consideration that elderly patients account for much of the health spending on diabetes.

Assuming that the 48-hr samples of airborne PAH exposure used by Choi et al. (2008) truly reflect longer-term exposure more relevant to the outcomes under consideration (which is contentious because the measurements may either over estimate or underestimate true exposure), then we can approximate a comparison between the two studies.

We at Architecture for Humanity, like many, pause and wonder at how much damage could have been prevented -- a consideration that is becoming more relevant to more cities as our climate continues to change.

Esthetic considerations continue to become more relevant in dental treatment planning.

In fact, it may even make the discussion of possible partisan considerations behind the closings even more relevant.

The variation in clinical classification, based on which normative considerations are made, becomes even more relevant to MCI and AD diagnosis when considering performance on memory-specific measures.