Sentence examples for best to think from inspiring English sources

"It is probably best to think of these whales as surfacers rather than deep divers," says Robert Harcourt, a marine mammal researcher at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.

It's best to think of the device not as the world's next laptop but as the world's first couchtop.

It is best to think of her "don't" as a directive rather than an indictment.

"It's probably best to think of the 1986 reform as increasing taxes on businesses," Auerbach says.

"Absolutely... but I find that it's best to think, well, what can I do today?

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"We did our best to think of the most comprehensive study we could have done," she said.

Perhaps best to think of it as just another instance of that human perennial: enlightened technology serving a questionable end.

For everyone else, however, it's best to think about tax diversification in the same way you think about asset allocation.

For now, it may be best to think of the streaming devices as Trojan horses for the technology giants that manufacture them.

I've found it best to think of the hundreds of baby-centric apps as sophisticated tactile toys for the 21st century.