Sentence examples for much consideration for from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that the Future Imagery Architecture program is being built without much consideration for the need to invest in infrastructure to support it," one official said.

He said the barrier had saved many Israeli lives and was being built with as much consideration for local residents as possible.

Often the method which is most familiar to the business is commonly used without much consideration for what might be most appropriate for the specific objective and business need.

"The people who are marching consider themselves — and are — victims of a type of violence that doesn't take much consideration for their own individual acts," said Professor Jones, who wrote about the events of 1914 in "More Powerful Than Dynamite" (Walker, 2012).

Several lossy methods which focus mostly on compression ratios without much consideration for image quality have been published [15, 16].

They seem to paste in the eyes of the people without much consideration for consistency with the rest of the image.

Moreover, their conclusions do not seem to have shown much consideration of other evidence for the flighted nature of pterosaur giants.

The current system of ethics oversight of research, in its preoccupation with protection of research participants, does not allow for much consideration of altruism on the part of the participant.

2. Concerns in outsourcing: i. Hospitals can easily contract out for restaurants and gift shops, but much consideration is needed for the contracting of vital items such as a multi-detector CT scan.

I chose, after much consideration, to run for school board, as I was continuously asked to consider it, in order to bring a fresh perspective to the board, as well as serving as a voice for our wonderful parents and students.

Then again, Ruth has shown neither the Boston club nor myself, nor the Boston fans for that matter, much consideration.