Sentence examples for m to think from inspiring English sources

"Bond is challenged by M to think about gender inequality, and I hope that the film encourages viewers to do the same," said Taylor-Wood.

To ensure consistent responses and to differentiate motor responses from decision processes, subjects were given 1500 ms to think about their choice (without being able to respond), followed by a response period of 1000 ms, during which they made a button press.

It is natural to associate Cim with the set of actions open to the agent i at m, and to think of the choice cell Cim(h) as representing the action associated with h.

Amazingly, Baroness Brady – not to be confused with her struggling fellow Tory Ms Bradley – seemed to think it was.

Ming encouraged her to think of her marriage in business terms: "It requires management and upkeep, just as running a company requires hard work after you get it registered and trademarked".

And Ms Banerjee seems to think the way to lure tourists to Kolkata is to paint every railing, kerbside, public urinal, roundabout and bridge in blue-and-white stripes.

In other types of business, the evidence suggests that it may work at first, if a firm needs to cut away dead wood (as Ms Mayer seems to think necessary at Yahoo).

Ms Ferraro seems to think that Senator Obama has been the beneficiary of some sort of post-radical-chic "free-ride", a notion so laughable that it flies in the face of every last bit of information we have about what it means to not be white in America.

In the past few weeks they were too busy to think, Ms Wu says.

Such unvarnished experiences of poverty point to the best reason to think Ms Novogratz may yet succeed.

The second challenge, Ms Rodin says, is to think about how to approach more equitable growth.