Sentence examples for branch thinking from inspiring English sources

A bastion of pro-executive branch thinking during the autocratic Bush years, the D.C. Circuit has become a sharp-eyed skeptic of presidential power under President Obama.

This branch of Christian thinking grounds itself in the biblical moments of Liberation.

There is a strong bipartisan consensus that the Golden State needs a sustained push of reforms aimed simultaneously at its executive branch (I'm thinking of all those miscellaneous statewide officers who crowd the dais at the Governor's annual State of the State address), the Legislature and the initiative process.

A new branch of thinking, called communibiology, argues that the problem is one of nature, not nurture.

It is, nevertheless, from the conviction that philosophy, and especially metaphysical philosophy, operates without unjustified assumptions that current claims about the superiority of this branch of thinking derive their force.

I imagine that at some point nearly everyone in Manhattan has had a similar moment of staring with some mixture of disgust and amazement at a gleaming new bank branch and thinking, "Why?" It's like a retail version of invasion of the body snatchers.

Game-playing of a more abstract kind forms the basis of a whole branch of international relations thinking.

I just went around the long way, thinking every branch I stepped on was loud enough to alert all sentient life in the vicinity.

However, I am thinking about branching out and working on a self-employed basis at the weekends to make some extra money.

Yet under a quarter of Kenyans have bank accounts.Banks in emerging markets are leapfrogging their rich-world rivals in efficiency, technology and innovationDeveloping countries are also thinking about branch-based banking in new ways.

That might put off anybody thinking of branching out into biological warfare, but it would definitely stymie the normal free flow of ideas between researchers in the field.