Sentence examples for to consider longer from inspiring English sources

It highlighted the use of secret evidence in national-security cases, and prompted the State Legislature to consider longer maximum jail sentences for document-fraud cases.

So people became more philosophical when asked to consider longer time periods like their life overall, and they reported wanting more happiness experienced in the moment.

One way to parse out whether climate extremes shorten lives by only a few days or whether they lead to more serious reductions in the life span, is to consider longer periods.

Jesse Berger, the group's artistic director, conceded that it might be time to consider longer initial runs, "now that we've proved to ourselves that we're not a flash in the pan".

Indeed, when you consider that tablet purchasing follows patterns closer to PCs rather than subsidised handsets, it seems natural to consider longer replacement cycles.

When aligned with state and nationals laws, you may want to consider longer notice periods to offer your employees security against sudden removal and allow you additional time during transitions to get the right person in place.

Physicians may be impatient to acquire the trappings of success without stopping to consider longer-term financial goals.

There is little time to step back to consider longer-term initiatives that might reduce the number of people needing health care in the first instance.

The FDA said the industry committed to making the labeling standard for romaine and to consider longer-term labeling options for other leafy greens.

To consider longer-term outcomes of child care and ECE, the educational achievement of 15 year-olds in reading, math and scientific literacy were reviewed.

The limited evidence available for Debrisoft® meant it was not possible to consider longer-term outcomes such as time to healing, adverse events, hospital visits, etc.