Sentence examples for group of thinking from inspiring English sources

"And there's a large group of thinking people out there who want to be challenged".

The most interesting piece was the Lee Gomes article on valuation and the debate it's causing in the investment community, with one group of economists thinking that Microsoft will be worth more (to the shareholders) in two pieces and the others thinking it will be worth less.

Despite their differences – Ab Soul's nerdiness, Schoolboy Q's arid humour – they always give the impression that they're super-tight as a unit, which is why every time I watch Q's There He Go video my heart explodes; they truly look like a group of friends thinking "We made it!" rather than a cynically smushed together group of egos.

If you don't have a core group of people thinking about it in a very real way you create innovation dead zones where nothing changes.

There are a serious group of members thinking about it.

The slow church conference isn't the only group of people thinking about the troubles of industrialized faith.

"Why couldn't you work for like three of the companies and pay back more of the debt?" asked Alexandra Mayzler, a member of the business group and the founder of Thinking Caps Tutoring.

This is to address the possibility of the Hawthorne effect [ 46] of the four groups and the effect of thinking about cardiovascular risk before viewing actual risk.

Second, the researchers' memos during the discussion groups documenting different types of thinking routines including refinements made over time (Table  3).

Health workers argue that people in this age group commonly make the mistake of thinking that sexual health issues will not affect them.

The centre uses a structured treatment scheme, which includes lectures about the mental structure of addiction/addictive way of thinking, and group therapy sessions.