Sentence examples for thought through by from inspiring English sources

The current issue is a mistake that has not been thought through by Treasury officials rather than a "stealth" tax or unfair "green" tax.

I don't think this is a stealth tax, but I think it is a big mistake with dire consequences not thought through by Treasury mandarins.

Grand, courtly images are well represented in the show, which has been expertly thought through by John Guy, curator of South and Southeast Asian art, and Kurt Behrendt, an assistant curator in the Asian department.

Everything Arnold does to advance himself (which is to say, everything Arnold does) is carefully thought through by an analytical mind that always looks many steps ahead and is acute and coldly realistic about the strengths and weaknesses of everybody in the game, himself included.

All of this has far-reaching implications in many areas that need to be thought through by governments, regulators, technologists and ordinary people.

"I definitely think this is a loophole that just wasn't thought through by some bureaucrat once-upon-a-time," said Mizami.

You get the sense that each moment in the play has been thought through, line by line and even step by step, with the result that every scene achieves its purpose with a trenchant simplicity.

"It is affecting people in a way that I really don't believe has been thought through properly by the people making the rules".

It would be comparable to the decision the Soviet Politburo made to invade Afghanistan — badly thought through, not confirmed by the necessary analytical work".

There is, of course, an alternative to slap-dash policy in response constituent-email reaction, or policy by cabinet-pre-empting, headline-seeking press leak, and that is that old-fashioned idea of policy developed to address a real problem, thought through and discussed by cabinet, before public announcement.

But they have to be thought through very carefully, run by very skilled and experienced individuals, and you have to be prepared to spend a lot of money on the course.