Sentence examples for not very considered from inspiring English sources

"British arts represent their culture very reserved and grey".These are some not very considered views of Britain, culled from a glossy document published by the British Council.

This criterion is not very considered in the literature.

Today, in manufacturing applications, general purpose grippers are not very considered, and robot end effectors are properly designed for the specific task with a strongly limited versatility.

Not very satisfying considering our expectations for change we could believe in.

So in effect we have instant publication – very exciting – but not very practical considering the media injunctions that get banded about these days!

Among life scientists, the unemployment rate doubled between 2001 and 2013, from 1.1% to 2.2%—not very encouraging considering that SDR counts postdoctoral appointments (which have also grown) as employment.

In this context, the preferential expression of ribosomal proteins in benzoate rather than in citrate is not very clear, considering that P. putida F1 cells exhibited the same specific growth rate in both substrates.

The essay reveals a lack of understanding when it comes to decades of research on economics and gender inequality, although that's not very surprising considering Miller's age when he wrote it.

However, the expectation of genotyping of the actual functional polymorphism in this framework is not very realistic, considering the low density of markers used for QTL mapping.

This is perhaps not very surprising, considering the functional importance of the core genes involved in iron regulation.

This is not very surprising considering the very similar size of these two transcripts and the high expression of the 5S RNA.