Sentence examples for strongly thinking from inspiring English sources

"I think that they were very strongly thinking about what figures they wanted to put out there," Mr. Volchanin said.

And while some participating companies travel from across the world to attend the summit, the majority are either based out of the Bay Area or very strongly thinking about moving here.

It is too late to whisk your loved one into the diminutive whitewashed embrace of Geaglum Cottage for Valentine's Day, but I'd strongly advise thinking about it for next year.

In 1985 the Library of Congress requested his personal papers noting that his writings and work had "already strongly affected thinking about problems of world population and resources".

Other Democrats thinking strongly about running in 2008 include Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, Gov. Mark Warner of Virginia, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina.

Ms. Saunders, who lost a primary race to Mr. Seabrook by about 100 votes in 2002, said she was "thinking strongly in the direction" of campaigning.

Michele Kahn, the lawyer who represented Ms. Klein, strongly advises those thinking about marriage to grasp all the ramifications, saying, "During breakups, it's everyone for themselves".

While investors lost significant sums in every sector last year, they're finding some pockets of opportunity now, which could be a sign that pure panic is being wrung out of the market, and that fundamental factors for specific stocks and sectors are beginning to strongly influence investors' thinking once again.

Since Darwin (1859), evolutionary theory has been based strongly on "population" thinking that emphasizes differences among individuals.

During the initial phases of all of the programs, fellows are strongly discouraged from thinking about solutions.

One school of thinking strongly objects to having the A-talk at all.