Sentence examples for be thinking about how to from inspiring English sources
"I think predominantly we should be thinking about how to help them rather than how not to take them".
When leaders think about strategy, they should be thinking about how to both rise above the current circumstances and alter them.
Somebody would hesitate on a line, and be thinking about how to deliver it, and I would think that they were having trouble, so I would mouth it.
By the same token, he said, "It's important, and Jimmy would be the first to agree, to be thinking about how to maintain the quality of the artistic forces here and to think about the future as well".
But Fred Bergsten of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank in Washington, DC, reckons the West ought to be thinking about how to respond to this regional group, rather than the global club of BRICs.Eswar Prasad of Cornell University points out that as an organisation (as opposed to a clever acronym), the BRICs are a product of the great recession.
"It's about this narrative of second chances, at a moment when we should be thinking about how to help women have recovery and second chances after harassment, and I think it trivializes the harm perpetrated by these men," Farrell said.
Sometimes my stomach would shrink to think that someone in the morning was taking a shower and was thinking about how to create a more effective crematorium.
You're thinking about how to pay the light bill.
