Sentence examples for that adequate consideration from inspiring English sources
"G.E.H. does not believe that adequate consideration was afforded to advanced reactor and recycling technologies that could significantly improve the used fuel disposal process," said the company, a partnership that makes many of the major components for G.E.-designed reactors.
We conclude that adequate consideration of background heterogeneities on a per-voxel basis is mandatory to achieve reliable partial volume correction.
The principal policy recommendation therefore is that adequate consideration and proper recognition such as provision of suitable financial reforms should be given to the financial sector in Cameroon as a determinant of economic growth.
It meant that the government tried to slide through parliament without adequate consideration, regulations that would eventually deprive our constituents of significant sums of money.
Although some of the examined models attempt to capture social-behavioral issues, it appears that they lack adequate consideration of many other factors (e.g., voluntary vaccination, voluntary avoidance to travel to affected regions).
On running into Escuder at the Hyde Park Co-op one weekend morning, Obama said: "I don't think that you're giving adequate consideration to how difficult it will be for prison officials to care for pregnant women.
Similarly, the idea that impartiality requires that we give equal and/or adequate consideration to the interests of all concerned parties goes well beyond the requirements of the merely formal notion.
The engineer, Robert H. Daugherty of NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., said in a telephone news conference that his messages were given adequate consideration by space agency officials and that there was no indication they were shoved aside or not taken seriously.
More conclusive quantification of influences requires further research with high-resolution, multiyear, multipollutant simulations that span all possible health outcomes with adequate consideration for uncertainties.
In complicance with your demands within yours of above, be advised that this has been given adequate consideration which should coincid in nature to your object.
However, I believe that they did not give adequate consideration to the increased risks of coronary heart disease posed by the MeHg in fish, and their broad conclusion that "... among adults... the benefits of fish intake exceed the potential risks" therefore constitutes inappropriate and potentially misleading public health guidance.
