Sentence examples similar to dedicate some thought from inspiring English sources
He told reporters, "I plan for the latter half of this year to dedicate some more thought time — reflection time — to the question of whether or not I would run in 2016".
"I plan for the latter half of this year to dedicate some more thought time, reflection time, to the question of whether or not I would run," he said Tuesday.
Dedicate some time to warming up.
Dedicate some time every night to this.
Give some thought to recruiting.
We need to dedicate more thought and effort to change the mentality and culture that drives men to commit these crimes.
If the OBO Foundry and others do their job right, "scientists will use ontologies without having to dedicate much thought to where the ontologies have come from or how they were constructed," NCBO's Musen writes by e-mail.
To hand-write a letter is to dedicate your thoughts to a particular person but, unlike email, you can't cut and paste and edit yourself unless you write a rough draft first, which seems a bit much.
So give management some thought.
But give it some thought.
