Sentence examples for sufficient thought from inspiring English sources

Many other fires and explosions have occurred in vent collection systems, installed without sufficient thought.

"I don't think sufficient thought has been given to them in that role".

Lord O'Donnell also warned of the dangers of rushing through new policies without sufficient thought.

Material made available without sufficient thought damages not only the writer's reputation but that of self-published work in general.

And he erred by being so eager for a deal that sufficient thought wasn't given to its implications.

Lots of managers, likewise, get their companies into trouble by importing, without sufficient thought, performance management and measurement practices from their past experience.

Let's hope that Mr. Obama has sufficient clarity of thought and the courage to choose a wise course.

But by making it virtually a Treasury operation – based in the Treasury, largely staffed by people on loan from the Treasury and without sufficient independence of thought – Mr Osborne has effectively dealt his own baby a mortal blow.

Nearly any biped with sufficient aplomb, one thought, might have modelled the clothes, though especially, perhaps, a self-possessed kangaroo, whose narrow shoulders and well-planted, large feet are a Comme des Garçons signature.

In Kant's view, continuity sufficient to "retain the thought of the previous subject and so hand it over to the subsequent subject" (1781, A363), continuity sufficient therefore for diachronic unity of consciousness, is quite compatible with the 'retained thoughts' being passed from one subject to another, compatible therefore with an utter absence of personal identity.

However, findings from these human population studies alone were not sufficient to stimulate thoughts regarding whether inflammation could be a causative factor for the pathogenesis of obesity-related insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes.