Sentence examples for bring thinking about from inspiring English sources
My biggest fear is that the siege will continue for a long time, because we have to feed 50 children and over 20 staff, and I always keep worrying about what tomorrow will bring, thinking about the shortages.
It's about the promise of this technology and only the best version of what this technology can bring, without thinking about the downside.
Even democrats bring to thinking about Greece a deep frustration in not having found our own way out from under the thumb of bankers and the grip of public government ever more oligarchic and bureaucratic.
Equally smart programming, to kick off the series, was an ambitious concert of Weber's orchestral works, to showcase not just the German Romantic's vast range and influence, but the care he brought to thinking about each instrument (including the human voice), while writing music to extend its particular charms.
It was this work that brought him to thinking about working on his own startup in Brazil, Vélez tells me.
"Sometimes you'll be talking about it and it brings back tears, thinking about the good old days".
In 1991 he edited Health Through Public Policy: the Greening of Public Health, which brought together his thinking about the broad scope of healthy public policy – a now-familiar term that Peter had imported from the US a decade earlier.
What brings you joy? Thinking about these questions will help you start to figure out how you can spread happiness to others.
"I had been thinking about bringing it back, so the decision to bring it back was independent and prior to their economic crisis".
I bring this up while thinking about the future of technology and, more specifically, incumbent companies.
