Sentence examples for question consideration from inspiring English sources
Table 1 Tinbergen's Four Questions (Plus one) with illustrative examples from a module on personality Question Consideration Example How does it work?
Such imperfections begin to be regarded as true defects or flaws only when the satisfactory function or the appearance of the product is in question, consideration must then be given to the possibility of salvage or, in more serious cases, to rejection and replacement.
The workgroup considered the definition of ARF to require the following features: ease of use and clinical applicability in different centres; high sensitivity and specificity for different populations and research questions; consideration of creatinine change from baseline; and implementation of classifications for acute on chronic renal disease.
This paper discusses two examples of interceptability legislation: the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) in the US and the Telecommunications Act in the Netherlands, in order to focus on basic questions, considerations, and trade-offs relevant to designing legal interceptability laws.
The question under consideration: Could you do Chappaquiddick for kids?
How many need to go? "Ninety per cent," says one important figure, after giving the question long consideration.
In debate a member must confine remarks to the question under consideration, must avoid personalities, and must not arraign motives.
We need to give this question serious consideration because far too much research and conservation biology is far too bloody and does not need to be".
He admits that after giving the question long consideration, he has been unable to come up with anyone who managed this as well as Lincoln.
And the question under consideration after a recent rehearsal was how the two of them, who are in separate real-life relationships, create a credible fictional one onstage.
As for dying, the worst way, he said with the sureness of a man who had given the question serious consideration, is to be tortured to death.
