Sentence examples for without sufficient consideration from inspiring English sources

Firstly, donations may focus the public health community on interventions for which companies have cures – albeit donated ones – without sufficient consideration of cost effectiveness, opportunity cost or prioritisation.

We have spent more than 25 years gradually unpicking the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme (SERPS), which was first introduced in 1978 without sufficient consideration of the long-term consequences for the public finances.

"For too long, the U.S. has been committed to expensive missile defense strategies without sufficient consideration of the costs and real utility," said L. David Montague, the panel's co-chairman and a retired president of Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space.

As such, mechanical analysis without sufficient consideration of these factors can give rise to incorrect predictions.

The result is a new contemporary typology where freedom of movement inside the housing unit took place without sufficient consideration privacy requirements.

For example, in landscape architecture, there is a risk of designing 'green-washed' landscapes, whereby ecosystems are veneers of ecology, created without sufficient consideration for the necessary requirements and complexity of self-sustaining, stable and locally appropriate ecosystems.

Without sufficient considerations to the above arguments, it is not surprising that the contributions of postprandial and basal hyperglycemia were under or overestimated, respectively.

You criticize the housing plan without giving sufficient consideration to the terrorism.

With respect to KDO8PS, several attempts were made (e.g., [6], [11]) to map the evolutionary paths from metallo- to non-metallo forms (and vice versa) without giving sufficient consideration to the fact that sequence differences between and within these forms in different bacterial backgrounds, may be related not only to activity but also to stability.

This is in response to concerns that global initiatives such as '3 by 5' [ 1] have emphasized increasing the number of patients on ART without giving sufficient consideration to impacts on the primary health system [ 3, 4].

This was then criticized by some as challenging WHO's TEG review system without taking into sufficient consideration the responsibilities the Organization had towards its country members when providing a global policy recommendation.