Sentence examples for mind when discussing from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Chávez made clear he had the United States in mind when discussing the joint naval operations.
Instead, it's about energy use and equity – and the need to keep those issues in mind when discussing climate change.
It is important to bear in mind, when discussing the towers' collapse, that most of the office workers who perished in the attack were trapped above the floors hit by the airplanes.
"The chances of Greece not having to restructure its debt are not much higher than a year ago and that is something that our negotiators must keep in mind when discussing what interest rates are appropriate," said António Nogueira Leite, a senior economic adviser to the Social Democratic Party.
It is not the kind of behavior that immediately comes to mind when discussing a town where banners jut from telephone poles along tree-lined Rivervale Road saluting "America's Spirit" and proclaiming the town "a community rich in volunteers and civic pride".
Frivolous and careless are not the words that come to mind when discussing those who were trying to make sense of the war, yet the consequence could be as Walter Benjamin proposed: unmake what really happened, make real what never happened.
DR 1 (30 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) Physiological barriers, generated from competing physical conditions, were also at the forefront of practitioners' minds when discussing the problems encountered by patients with multimorbidity.
The concept may be broken up into separate definitions for the mind and body and split when discussing centrifugal force and inertia.
Let us keep this in mind when we discuss the need for a college education.
This is hardly what Aristotle had in mind when he discussed the requisite catharsis of serious drama.
Amazon has three core business reporting units to keep in mind when we discuss its profitability or lack thereof: its North American sales; its self-described "International" sales; and AWS, its cloud computing group.
