Sentence examples for increasingly think about from inspiring English sources
There's unique features in mobile that we can increasingly think about.
The lightweight category looked more like the male version, and the middleweight even more so; I increasingly think that when people talk about masculinity and femininity (of a person's physicality), the words they are really groping for are "bigger" and "smaller".
I thought about killing myself.
It's increasingly important to think about how to facilitate and manage the enormous stream of visitors, while keeping the experience pleasant and the city liveable.
Some limited partners even worry that such deals may involve some mutual back-scratching, in which one firm buys from another on the understanding that the seller will later return the favour.There is another exit that private-equity firms are increasingly having to think about: that of their top brass.
The public increasingly thinks Iraq was bungled.
"Increasingly operators have to think about project risk and how to mitigate it.
When I founded an impact investment firm in 2012 and later wrote my book: Making Money Matter, it was with the hope that automation and the speeding up of life in our world would not increase out of control, but instead investors would increasingly slow down to think about the impact of their investments.
One of the things that makes the iPhone and the iPod--and, to a lesser extent, Windows and other Apple imitators--so elegant, is that the people who design the software are increasingly being pressed to think about the people who really use it.
