Sentence examples for collateral thought from inspiring English sources

"To preserve the collateral thought," says he.

Again I'm constrained by the thought of collateral damage, of the shock to my family, of the trauma to whoever was charged with putting out the flames, fishing out the body, scraping the brains off the pavement.

The campaign certainly had an impact, but the problem behind its ill-thought through collateral was that to a passerby on day one, the adverts were asking individuals to imagine a city devoid of gay people.

Investors treated these IOUs as money, giving little thought to the collateral they received.

We are heralding the inevitable – probably wonderful – revolution to come, with little thought for the collateral damage that will accompany it.

Indeed, as a tool and as a weapon, the term has served to sabotage thinking along traditional male/female lines — while inflicting collateral damage, which Burton's advisers disarmingly note, on clear thought along much of any lines at all.

Another school of thought, by contrast, permitted the use of the catapult regardless of collateral damage in order to serve the general interest of the Muslims.

The story of the fake securities--which scam artists typically try to sell at a discounted value or use them as collateral to secure loans or make purchases--do spawn a couple of thoughts.

He said the bank apparently had second thoughts on loaning money to a campaign that did not have adequate collateral.

From the very start of the spring training, the prevailing thought around the New York Yankees was that their season hung on the threads of Masahiro Tanaka's ulnar collateral ligaments.

Collateral power, collateral damage.