Sentence examples for properly thought through from inspiring English sources

Has all this been properly thought through?

Mr Miliband's energy market proposals were not "properly thought through", said the Conservative leader.

The risks of running parallel operations had not been properly thought through, the report says.

"It's not that we are necessarily against the process, but we need to make sure it's been properly thought through".

"This measure has not been properly thought through," he said, pointing out that frequent business flyers would claim back the VAT.

She will not be drawn on exactly what she means, but she says this, with a hint of menace: "I have a warning that there will be very serious consequences indeed, and I'm not sure they have been properly thought through".

The relaxed option is that one can properly think through the proof without checking that the proviso is met, but only if one is sensitive to the potential error and would detect it in otherwise similar arguments.

Write down possible solutions and outcomes so when you are faced with a problem you can properly think through the best way to handle it.

When Clegg announced it in September at the Lib Dem party conference many wondered whether this had properly been thought through: if the pupil premium allocation is worked out based on the number of children on free school meals, making them universal means pestering parents with unnecessary admin, in order to chase funding.

In the race for the mayor's job, Mr Sidran won an early lead by criticising the scheme as too expensive and not properly thought through.But the bigger disagreement is about the "Seattle Way".

It wasn't properly thought out".