Sentence examples for more thoughtful study from inspiring English sources

"There may be a problem here," he said, "but it needs more thoughtful study," to ensure that regulation would not infringe on First Amendment rights.

As a result of the increasing importance of the role of shale in unconventional formations, a more thoughtful study of its mechanical and ultrasonic properties is needed.

Harmonisation of environmental measures across studies, however, needs more thoughtful discussion in the field, and new data collection efforts should aim for harmonisation with other studies (e.g., PhenX Toolkit; Hamilton & Tabitha, 2014).

Though some fundamentalists appear to believe that the Bible was written in English, for the more thoughtful (or pious) Christian, serious study of the New Testament or the early Christian church is impossible without first knowing alpha from omega.

But Paul Levine's meticulous and thoughtful study tells a more interesting and accurate story.

Büttner's approach to art is, however, far more thoughtful and academic than political (she studied philosophy and history of art, in which she has a PhD, and scatters her speech with brain-aching terms such as "post- post-structuralism"). "I'm just not so interested in [the way art sells]," she says.

12 Jordan Revamps Extremism Facing growing extremism and rising security threats, educators in Jordan are seeking to revamp their religious studies curriculums to cultivate a more thoughtful and open mind in a country.

What's more, the study's subjects rated givers as more thoughtful if they gave from a wish list.

I am eager to work at a more thoughtful pace, with fewer artistic compromises".

Instead of demanding that studies start with newly exposed persons, it might be more thoughtful to discriminate among 3 situations: Start of follow-up coincides with the beginning of exposure, which is alike to the randomized trial situation.

The more thoughtful members of local law enforcement already knew that from their own careful studies.