Sentence examples for being mulled at from inspiring English sources
Indonesia and Thailand are two market expansions that are being mulled at this point.
Democrats are mulling at least three different ideas under the rubric of "Medicare for all" Two would make Medicare available to the under 65 population.
Ian Bell, despite fears in some quarters of a batsman in decline amid a year in which he has averaged 25, looks set to continue at No3, however, with Bayliss assured by the 33-year-old that he retains the hunger to continue an international career that began 11 years ago but was mulled over at the end of the Ashes win in August.
Leaving out Watson and Haddin, the latter understudied by Peter Nevill, who averaged 76 in the most recent Sheffield Shield, will surely be mulled over late at night.
This weekend, three Google executives will be mulling over at least some of those questions.
And talk about timing: On June 9, GoDaddy finally filed for the IPO that it's been mulling since at least 2006.
Persistent rumors that the administration is mulling major cuts at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have heightened this speculation.
In neuroscience, this is known as 'survival of the busiest.' " In other words, it's good to be mulling knotty problems at your desk, bad to be doing lots of nothing on the beach.
But still he was holding out for more - a decision that two weeks later looked to be truly inspired when a Qatari sovereign wealth fund began rapidly to build a stake of its own, later announcing it was mulling an offer at 600p a share.
The semiconductor equipment maker also said it is mulling a listing at the new Nasdaq market in Japan.
