Sentence examples similar to issues thinking from inspiring English sources

"I didn't understand why it wasn't more of a heated issue, thinking about changing the Constitution".

Ament suggested the concept of the video inspired by the Vanity Fair Comedy Issue, thinking it would be a variant on traditional press interviews.

But whereas you think your issue is not accepting that your kids won't measure up, I think your issue is thinking that they don't measure up in the first place.

Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, said that she came away from a meeting with the cardinal -- during which they agreed and disagreed on various educational issues -- thinking that he was strong-willed but elegant: "a born leader".

Still, marketing and maintenance issues are thinking kind of small.

People simply do not spend much time learning about political issues or thinking through their own positions.

Control of intracranial pressure is a vital aspect of treatment of patients with neurosurgical conditions and an understanding of intracranial pressure is important to allow us to understand the issues when thinking about modeling such a complex situation (Woods et al. 2009).

Content issues included thinking about ways of raising the significance of the assessment and management of psychological problems in children and adolescents together with the need to identify the child and adolescent's perspective separately to their family's and health care professionals.

Correct these issues before thinking about a sump.

If your date is non-committal or refuses to discuss the issues, start thinking seriously about where this relationship is headed.

This is more of a distraction technique and doesn't work for all, as some find it can be like giving you extra issues by thinking of possibilities, but give it a try - you may find it helps.