afterthought造句

Accessories aren't an afterthought here either.

For most software projects, quality is an afterthought.

They are more like chaotic city-centres-with basic planning, like the water supply, an afterthought.

What's odd, though, is how many sites seem to think of security as an afterthought.

Now, UNIX is a platform, and the architecture is mostly an afterthought.

It was B.B.'s idea originally, of course,' he added as an afterthought.

In most business process management tool suites, data is treated mostly as an afterthought.

So Uruguay, once a soccer power, most recently an afterthought, will travel to Cape Town for Tuesday's semifinal.

This approach usually incorporates one of the most important assets of the modern enterprise - enterprise data as an afterthought.

"SOMEHOW in the United States, we're almost an afterthought," said Annise Parker, the Houston city controller, the night before the city's mayoral election. "I don't care."

She admits classes were an "afterthought" during the past year because she toiled from two to five hours every school night as student overseer of 300 campus groups.

Anglo-Saxon Barbarians arrive in the exhibition almost as an afterthought, following the Viking invasions in the ninth and tenth centuries.

Support for DB2 specific features and optimizations was considered and incorporated as part of this design process — it was not an afterthought.

While some historians have written off Eisenhower's farewell address as an afterthought, his grandson, David Eisenhower, says it was a speech the President spent months crafting.

During the nights, not only were the concentrations of ozone, nitrogen oxides and other gases measured by this plane, but also, almost as an afterthought, the intensity of the light from below.