Sentence examples for to sufficiently consider from inspiring English sources

That conclusion has been criticized by the pipeline's opponents for not adequately taking into account the impacts of a major spill and for failing to sufficiently consider a route skirting the Ogallala Aquifer, a critical water source.

"The proposed policy and consideration by the federal environment minister lacks any real scientific approach, and fails to sufficiently consider the wider marine implications of the program," Alexia Wellbelove, a senior program manager at the conservation group, said.

However, in reaching this conclusion, we feel the authors have failed to sufficiently consider a number of potential biases that are evident from the stated data.

These results suggest that GPs may not have methods available to sufficiently consider severity of disease and projected prognosis given particular treatment decisions.

Results from recent studies suggest that GPs may not have methods available to sufficiently consider severity of disease for treatment decisions [ 3- 11].

In addition, when considering Cash's credibility, salience and legitimacy attributes to ensure evidence can be effectively used to inform decision-making, the IPCC falls short in considering the relevance of WGII ARs (salience) and the extent to which these sufficiently consider the needs and values of local decision makers (legitimacy).

In general, studies to date do not sufficiently consider the in-hospital management of these patients; moreover, they cannot be extrapolated to the emergency medical system implemented in Germany, which provides for an on-site emergency physician.

So the consequences of ice loss could be considerable, although nobody with political authority seems so far to have sufficiently considered them.

This model is skillfully transformed into a linear goal program to resolve sufficiently considering different principles of decision making.

Mental health practitioners seemed to focus on solving service users problems primarily from a biomedical point of view and the service users' perspective, values, wishes and/or needs did not seem to be sufficiently considered.

Certain aspects of the contraceptive requirements for such studies do not appear to have been sufficiently considered, including the fact that hormonal contraception may interfere with pharmacokinetics or even pharmacodynamics [ 3].