Sentence examples for bring in mind from inspiring English sources

In corroboration to this idea seems reasonable to bring in mind that the N100 component can be elicited by 'pre-attentive' means [ 28].

"I knew we were doing things that ran the full gamut, so I thought it'd be good to bring in another mind," Batmanglij said in Pomona.

The new program hopes to bring in top minds to exploit these investments.

Instead, America needs to bring in the best minds – and the most minds – to fight cancer and solve other seminal issues of our times.

Bringing in Big Mind Sky adds to Grand Rapids' history of housing important works, and has been quite a unifying experience.

I would have someone in mind to bring in.

We've got some good targets in mind to bring in.

Jon Ossoff, a Democrat who is polling with a narrow lead over Republican Karen Handel, brought in a mind-boggling $20 million over the past three months, as of last week.

Every company today, to succeed, has to bring in the best and brightest minds.

No, they get better, but they get better with next season in mind, bringing in younger established players who can add energy to the clubhouse and set the stage for the future.

Instead, on the palate abundant spice and smoke join in, bringing to mind chargrilled, peppered meat covered in maple syrup.