Sentence examples for candidates thinking from inspiring English sources

As well as imparting some valuable knowledge, Clement's interview with John Peacock, the FA's head of coaching, is designed to get the candidates thinking about their own careers.

No one has influenced Republican candidates' thinking on the economy for the past four decades as much as Laffer, who is now 75.

We encourage board members to find ways to spend one-on-one time with succession candidates outside the boardroom, to develop broader, fuller understanding of those candidates' thinking about both their specific functions and the entire company.

We're in this strange time of fear where we're looking at all of these candidates thinking, My God,if one of them becomes president, we're all screwed.

The initiative was scheduled with an eye toward Super Tuesday next week, when 24 states are to hold presidential caucuses or primaries, in order to get voters and candidates thinking about global warming, organizers said.

"So I say, when you start thinking about your candidates, think about a person who is very, very qualified, who's been a governor of a very big state, who knows what he's doing".

Some recruiters were randomly assigned to be "empathizers" (making a special attempt to imagine what the candidates were feeling), and others were told to be "perspective takers" (trying to imagine what the candidates were thinking and what their interests were).

But many Tea Party members and their political candidates are thinking it anyway, convinced that returning to the pre-17th Amendment system would reduce the power of the federal government and enhance state rights.

The rival candidates and thinking parts problems are instances of what we might call "multiplication objections" to animalism.

Much of the current discussion of animalism is concerned with the rival candidates and thinking parts problems.

And proponents of the rival candidates and thinking parts problems are particularly unlikely to count among van Inwagen's supporters.