Sentence examples similar to a set of think from inspiring English sources

In addition, members of the Task Team prepared a set of 18 think pieces which explore how different themes could potentially be reflected in a new framework.

* This article has been updated to clarify that Albania's Kanun law stems from a set of rules thought to have been developed in the 15th century by Lekë Dukagjini, a nobleman of northern Albania.

Notably, we included a set of GPCRs thought to function as olfactory receptors.

Table 1 shows a simplified example, on the basis of the performance of a number of different interventions in regard to a set of criteria thought to be relevant in policy making.

Beginning in 1949, Lorenz outlined the kindchenschema--a set of traits that humans think of as cute.

"They're certainly not unknown, but that's a set of books I think everyone would benefit from reading," said Nolan.

But clearly there's going to be a set of people who think, "This is wonderful".

You start out with a set of rules you think will work for you and some will work and some will not.

But, before this turns into a set of "truths," I think that we need to be clear about the scientific research that presumably informs three key points in Larson's piece.

Sometimes there was a brief pandemonium if a set of tired eyes thought another building was about to collapse.

In 2008 Mr. Nilekani published "Imagining India," a wonkish book that elucidated a set of ideas he thought could transform India.