The phrase "also think about it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting that someone should consider an additional perspective or factor in a discussion or decision-making process.
Example: "While you are weighing your options, you should also think about it from a long-term perspective."
Alternatives: "also consider it" or "additionally reflect on it".
When I watch it, I feel nauseated, but I also think about it fondly".
And if Sinopec is doing this on a big scale, maybe the government should also think about it.
You'll also think about it when it's over, which is saying a lot in the flash paper world of big movie entertainment where stories are made to go in one eye out the other.
Though this comparison in potency might be difficult for someone who has not used opiates to quantify, you can also think about it in following way: trafficking a substance that is much more powerful than another is going to make it significantly easier to smuggle or put in the mail.
And so, I think it's important for us to also think about, "What is it like to walk in someone else's shoes," and how can we be more empathetic about those experiences?
In basic cases such as thinking that "I am thinking that p", one not only has the first-order thought that p but also thinks about it as one's own.
I also thought about it last week after my New Statesman article on Labour's leadership contest in which I said that, in preventing two of the few ethnic minority women MPs from doing their jobs for two months because he wouldn't clarify their roles, Jeremy Corbyn was not consistent with the claim some make for him of being the only anti-racist in the Westminster Village.
But Send has also thought about its user interface, and how it can seem more like a texting app.
But Send has also thought about its user interface, and how it can seem more like a texting app.
You can apply it to a technical challenge, but you can also think about how it applies to the organization," she said.
