Sentence examples for study and consideration from inspiring English sources

3) "When possible, refer all matters to committees, for 'further study and consideration'.

There will be long and frequent speeches, large committees will be formed to conduct further study and consideration and, so far as it comes, change will proceed cautiously, with everything done through the proper channels.

"It is believed that the present practice of eliminating procedural problems only after unhurried study and consideration by the Council, publication of its research in a printed form, and consideration and evaluation by the Bar Associations and Legislature, is a sufficiently satisfactory method of dealing with procedural problems at this time and is justified by the results.

You'd think it would be something to mention, at least, even if all the platform said was, "The issue of marijuana legalization deserves more study and consideration, as do questions of how to best tax and regulate it should it ever become legal," or some dodgy bullshit like that.

In any case, further study and consideration is warranted.

The potential impact of community mitigation strategies warrants further study and consideration.

However, challenges and pitfalls exist in association studies, and consideration of particular features of study design is necessary before making definite conclusions from these studies.

In this review, we examine why landscape genetics of plants lags behind that of animals, both in number of studies and consideration of landscape elements.

Recommendations for future research include the need for longer term follow-up post-intervention, adequate control groups, sufficiently powered studies, and consideration of the social environment, which was identified as a significantly under-utilized resource in this area.

Essential nutrients and vitamins that can be produced by probiotics may warrant further studies and consideration as dietary strategies for vitamin- or amino acid-deficient populations.

Consequently, careful planning of clinical studies and consideration of existing guidelines could further reduce the frequency of referrals.