Sentence examples for more thought is from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the "mentalistic behaviourism" espoused by Dan Dennett holds that life is no more than mechanism of a particular sort, which we, ourselves mechanisms, interpret as something more: thought is merely behaviour that we think is thought.
But things are getting better with, for example, multiple orders packed into single boxes, and a lot more thought is going into packaging materials.
As such, the hazard(s) that the sanitation programme is designed to control must be understood and the greater the risk of the hazard(s), the more thought is required as to the programme's design and management.
When one sets up a foundation, more thought is given to the idea of giving; systems and processes are usually set up along with the foundation to ensure that giving is at least for a period of time".
As computing becomes a utility, with services that can be consumed from everywhere and on any device, ever more thought is being put into where to put the infrastructure it needs.Where the cloud touches down is not just the business of the geeks.
- After discussion, I now feel that much more thought is needed before accepting what is said in the DVD.
The irony is that the first hour of the Today programme is seen in part as an opportunity to trail what is coming later; far more thought was put into the main event at 7.32am.
"That one-quarter of these foundations are undecided about whether to spend down or exist in perpetuity tells you, I think, that there is more thought being put into this issue right now".
However, as mathematics developed, and more thought was given to the paradoxes, new difficulties arose from them; these difficulties require modern mathematics for their resolution.
No more thought was given to her daughter than to the phone Walt threw in the dirt.
May I suggest that some more thought be given to this new procedure we are using for recast, because there seems to be a lack of coordination and communication around the different political groups.
