Sentence examples for taking a considered from inspiring English sources

DT is also taking a considered, phased approach to service roll out, which is no bad thing, starting in Poland this year and Germany in 2013".

This would include, she suggested, speaking to victims, their support people, lawyers, and judges and taking "a considered, measured approach" that acknowledges that "things aren't good, and things have to change".

Only in this way, argues Lever, can the British take a considered view themselves.

Alfredsson said that was because Neil takes a considered approach to hits.

"Let us take a considered look at this, let us take a considered look at what is necessary for the country to keep us safe and maintain our liberties.

But he said he still wanted the town to take a considered approach to any new applications.

The company took a considered punt on the interactive headphone-based show they had made and hired Southwark Playhouse, where it was spotted by a Barbican producer.

"You Don't Know Jack" takes a considered and insightful look at the frail, elderly man whose embrace of death gave him a reason to live.

It takes a considered stretch to pin numerology and secret chapters of high society onto a swanky hotel near Houston's museum district, but the story remains intriguing.

Each country will need to take a considered approach, allowing fast scale-up while at the same time maintaining, or improving, quality.

"Is taking a pot considered looting?