Sentence examples for To be thought out from inspiring English sources

If you ask me, in my opinion the timing of the Confederations Cup is not good and needs to be thought out again down the road.

"It takes a ton of planning to get everything right in these tight spaces, and you need it to be thought out and precise on paper.

Deciding to join a service devoted to spontaneous, often spectacularly mundane updates throughout the day apparently was something to be thought out carefully.

The problem for industrial designers who consider these features, Ms. Juhng said, is that "cost is such an important factor, that adding anything needs to be thought out carefully".

Twelve years later, still no nearer completion, he explained that "the thing is proceeding very slowly because no sooner does one set about finally disposing of subjects to which one has devoted years of study than they start revealing new aspects and demand to be thought out further".

Our crowd funding campaigns need to be thought out like real advertising, marketing, and PR campaigns in 2010.

Every detail of Mr. Herbert's work is thought out to give it a sense of textural integrity.

The complexes between γ-cyclodextrin and lanthanide (III) chelates of the polyazamacrocycles DOTA (DOTA ≡ 1,4,7,10-tertraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetraacetate) and DOTP DOTPP ≡ 1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetramethylenephosphonate) have been thought out to enhance the potential of such chelates as contrast agents for MRI.

I think it means putting a plan in place and sticking to that plan, making moves that are thought out, not on a whim".

"They're thought out".

"We are going to be completely out of kilter with the mainland, who are talking about raising the age to 18 - it doesn't seem to have been thought out.