Sentence examples for frame to think from inspiring English sources

"Twelve months is a good time frame to think about implementation on the ground," she said.

"I'm glad we're having the discussion about AI here in a country where we have a charter of rights and freedoms; where we have a decent moral and ethical frame to think about these issues," he said.

As for the duration of the first major phase of the reconstruction, Natsios said, "We've been given a time frame to think about... a 12-month period". But again, he added, nothing is certain.

The maritime turn in the International Solidarity with Palestine Movement offers new analytical frames to think about engaging the sea as actor in its own right.

Playing up those benefits is "a way to frame how to think about" buying a newly built house, Mr. Sheehan says, to satisfy a requirement for any advertising campaign, "giving you the context to listen" to the sales spiel.

The smart frame is to think about how water can either contribute to peace and stability or, conversely, help destabilize vulnerable countries and regions around the world.

There was a struggle to get to set every day with all the animals, but it put everyone in the frame of mind to think about what conditions were actually like on the Oregon Trail.

And the campaign is trying to ground itself in what Mr. Bernstein describes as "real-world situations," to help put people into a frame of mind to "think about home health care before they need it".

We chose this initial questioning strategy to ease participants into the interview and to put them in the frame of mind to think about their teaching.

And unfortunately, the white racial frame allows them to think that they are under no obligation to do so.

The people were not in a frame of mind to think logically, and the president had to attend to managing a crisis.