Sentence examples for secondary thought from inspiring English sources

"Until now, mobile has been a secondary thought," Ms. Williamson said.

The immediate call for more protection after Happ's injury struck McCarthy as "another example of idealistic thinking with very little secondary thought".

The Trojans' front seven was overwhelming, and the rebuilt secondary, thought to be a weakness, was solid.

We used these parameters to simulate smallpox transmission, but then iteratively selected transmission parameters so that (1) between 1% and 10% of new infections resulted from casual (random) transmission, and (2) each index case resulted in between two and five secondary cases (thought to be plausible for historic smallpox; [ 8] suggest three secondary cases).

Mainstream treatments focus on halting the physical craving and euphoria generated from drugs but Dr. Prasad believes that they are secondary to the thought processes that are the root of the addiction.

Completely secondary was any thought to the creation or destruction of American jobs or the environment, or any impact other than grabbing as much money as possible for themselves.

Recently, Elkabets and colleagues demonstrated a systemic interaction between cancer cells and distant bone marrow cells to support the growth of otherwise indolent tumor cells at a secondary site, raising thought-provoking questions regarding the involvement of stromal cells in maintaining metastatic dormancy.

It is in this sense that Edgar Morin speaks about "thought reform": Thought reform would require a reform of teaching (in primary school, secondary school, university), that in turn would require a reform of thought.

Lower taxes on capital boost investment, but, as one former senior administration official says, that thought was secondary: "It was a political winner that happened to coincide with good economics".

Baseline scores were most impaired for the primary QL end point (coping effort) and also for secondary indicators, including the thought of having treatment.

We noted earlier that non-cognitivists have long granted evaluative utterances and thoughts some secondary "descriptive meaning" and that hybrid theorists have gone on to give that descriptive meaning nearly co-equal status.