Sentence examples for are often mulled from inspiring English sources

Small business ideas are often mulled over by friends long before you take the plunge and say, "I've made the decision.

Rates around 1 mutation per generation are often discussed in theoretical studies on Muller's ratchet.

Quantifications of the threat of extinction from Muller's ratchet are often not trivial theoretical work that requires either challenging mathematics [ 9] or complex computer simulations [ 7] or both [ 7].

He has obviously often mulled the events of 1970.

Konstantin V. Remchukov, editor in chief of the newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta, which is often critical of the government, has been mulling this question since October.

Well, as someone who is "busy, busy," I can tell you that "busyness" is often a form of distraction, keeping you from mulling the important things.

Some trace mulled wine back as far as ancient Egypt, where wine was often spiced with pine resin and figs to ensure a safe transition to the afterlife.

This is definitely a cost you'll need to mull over if you're in a state that's often thrashed by extreme weather.

Previous epidemiological studies have demonstrated that injury incidence is often related to external socio-economic and physical environmental factors (Muller et al. 2005; Poulos et al. 2007).

When his staff meets to mull over the latest names in their killing programme – an event dubbed "Terror Tuesdays" – Obama himself is often present.

Following Satyam's spectacular fraud earlier this year (see article), firms are revisiting their outsourcing contracts, often mulling whether to "bring outsourced processes back in-house or renegotiate existing agreements to demand better terms or lower fees".