Sentence examples for much consideration of from inspiring English sources
There was not much consideration of what a positive, post-Donovan vision of the USA team might look like.
"These are not decisions, therefore, that have been taken lightly or without much consideration of their import".
#BlackLivesMatter, for instance, is almost immediately denounced by critics who insist #AllLivesMatter without much consideration of the latter proving the necessity of the former.
More important, such a question touches on the nature of translation as a practice and as a product, one we consume daily without much consideration of its intricacies.
I think I may be one of those who were convinced to attend without much consideration of the reality of the situation.
But [it's] perhaps not surprising considering the unconditional support towards Rwanda and the apparent policy of providing development assistance without much consideration of human rights by the outgoing international development secretary".
Since Adenauer had exclusive access to the representatives of the three western powers – who resided on Petersberg near Bonn – he was able to steer the talks in accordance with his own ideas and without having to give too much consideration to the sensitivities of other members of his government.
Both books together are remarkable in their celebration of birds, not least because neither of them gives much consideration to the one trait of birds that, more than any other, captivates human beings in the first place.
They gave as much consideration to the preservation of their own comfort as to the broader interests of the country, which needs every euro it can muster for education, for infrastructure — for the future.
But Patricia A. King, a bioethicist at Georgetown University, said that in her view, the Jones Institute gave too much consideration to the rights of the gamete donors, without enough regard for the embryo.
On the one hand, neo-classicists have claimed that companies should focus on enhancing returns for their shareholding stakeholders without giving too much consideration to the concerns of non-shareholding stakeholders (Friedman 1970).
