Sentence examples for more thought about from inspiring English sources

More thought about the role of Scotland (and presumably other sub-national as well as national jurisdictions)?

We can all think about how to encourage people to make different choices based on how options are presented, so maybe a little more thought about the words you are using can make a big difference.

Alice Munro's Dear Life 1.21pm BST In her interview with Canadian radio, Munro, who doesn't often speak to the media, said she didn't "know that I was even on a list until yesterday," but hoped that "there will now be more thought about Canadian writers as a whole.

However, he did say there should be more thought about tanning salons.

Every situation is different, but more thought about such issues is clearly appropriate with amended returns.

After more thought about the word too, I now need change.

To clarify this point a little more, think about the question of depression.

If you want discounts on airfare and much more, think about a trip to Lisbon during the off-peak season.

Warnings on plain packs were read more closely and thought about more than those on branded packs however.

When you are the head of something, you have more to think about, more to worry about bigger headaches.

The more Jones spoke, the more I thought about Mike Tyson.