Sentence examples for offer more considered from inspiring English sources
Song-based numbers such as 'The Rise' and 'Glass Agenda' offer more considered dynamics, tricky time shifts and droll lyricism that are in direct line to art rockers such as Soft Machine and Gang of Four.
The events at Karachi and Lahore offered a more considered take of the debate, mingling chat about nuclear weapons and the Afghan war with the intricacies of Urdu poetry.
Our study offers evidence of more considered interactions about GWG and a more nuanced approach to weight gain counseling and goal-setting.
Not with the films, which are currently in the hands of the Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift director, but fans are hoping that the recently announced 2017 TV series will offer something a little more considered.
His own run in Ireland Northwest is not looking good for him: he is polling below 10%, though it is generally reckoned a candidate needs close to 20% of first preference votes to make it (three seats are available in this enormous constituency, and will be elected on a transferable vote system).I will have more considered thoughts to offer in a column later this week.
Several LSE shareholders have apparently said privately that Nasdaq, which proposed a $4 billion merger with Clara Furse's exchange last week only to be turned down, must offer more before they consider a deal.
Meanwhile, two eco-charities have called the relief road consultation which ends this month "unlawful" as it does not offer more options to consider.
If you earn more, consider funding a Roth 401(k) if your employer offers one.
Five respondents thought FTF interviewing offered more privacy, 3 considered both methods equally private and 5 considered neither method private.
Thus to handle this challenge, traditional approaches are more time-consuming and costly while computational approaches are often considered to offer more efficient and effective alternatives.
Both hits drew roughing-the-passer penalties and illustrated how wide the range of unacceptable hits has become as the N.F.L. struggles to offer more protection to players they consider vulnerable to injury, especially quarterbacks.
