Sentence examples for thought needed to be given from inspiring English sources

Davis's family were left devastated by her death, but amid the grieving thought needed to be given to how the children would cope financially now that the main wage earner had been taken from them under such horrific circumstances.

As things had gone badly for the allies in France, it became evident that some thought needed to be given to the possibility of having to resist an attempted invasion of Britain by German forces.

Careful thought needs to be given to raising productivity in education.

In addition, the proposed review of the Research Excellence Framework, the introduction of the Apprenticeship Levy and the integration of Innovate UK into Research UK, just as the Nurse Review findings are implemented, are likely to cause upheaval; some thought needs to be given to ensure that this doesn't derail the UK's global competitiveness in science and innovation.

But things have changed with cloud backups, which is why more thought needs to be given to what actually is worth storing and protecting.

Serious thought needs to be given as to how to build consensus in favor of TPP membership, and to the design of ancillary measures that will be required once market opening begins, the final goal being to build a comprehensive TPP "eco-system" in Taiwan (Chinese National Association of Industry and Commerce 2016).

Particular thought needs to be given to engaging fathers in parenting programmes and in programme evaluation.

However, thought needs to be given to the timing of data collection and the heterogeneity of the sample.

Furthermore, greater thought needs to be given to maintaining initiatives – nets get torn, supplies run out and, unless updated, community leaders give out-of-date advice.

Due thought needs to be given to how the results of a trial can be translated into interventions that reliably work, are reproducible and can be applied elsewhere.

Careful thought needs to be given to the choice of transcript sets and software packages for variant annotation in sequencing studies.