Sentence examples similar to announcement thinking from inspiring English sources

He added that the opposition was making "ill-considered and irresponsible announcements, thinking about their own ratings more than the life and health of people".

So the Ballmer announcement has me thinking about network externalities and Ibn Khaldun.

But the announcement got me thinking about the bigger picture and the message that this week's headlines could send out.

My editor asked me to write a critique of the two men's attire on the day of the announcement in Virginia, thinking there might be something in their casual look.

The Washington Post noted that Nobel Prize-winning physicist Gerard 't Hooft, who attended Hawking's announcement, has been thinking about black holes and information loss in a similar way.

SO NEWT GINGRICH finally announced his candidacy, just two days after he announced an imminent announcement, and just a few months after he announced he was seriously thinking about announcing something sometime.

Ventrell has asked whether the EU announcement has changed US thinking on intervention.

In 2006 his sudden announcement that he was thinking of retiring prompted many protest letters from fans.

"There have been some people who have been mumbling about that," he said during a Webcast news conference after the announcement, "and I began thinking of this and that".

Small wonder, then, that the announcement that it is thinking of launching a rights issue to raise between £500m and £700m to take advantage of growth opportunities is being treated with scepticism.

This isn't an announcement, he's just thinking out loud.