Sentence examples similar to think about this link from inspiring English sources
When in doubt about whether a compliment is a comparison or value judgment, think about this: A linking verb (a to-be verb such as "are") is usually an indication of a comparison or value judgment.
Hiring and training over 60 field workers, Hankinson and his team will administer an exit poll designed to untangle how San Francisco voters think about the link between new development, housing prices, and the future of their urban environment.
BETWEEN his sensational debut in 1781 and his premature death in 1805, among the stack of plays, verses and histories that he produced, the German writer Friedrich Schiller also found time to think about the link between arts education and civic education.
Think about the link between some lightweight glasses with a heads-up display and an Apple Watch-type controller that can parse hand gestures and you can see a more predictable endgame for this kind of tech.
CSM: What do you think about the link between brain damage and murder?
When you initially think about the link between pornography use and erectile dysfunction there seems to be a nice, common-sense line of thought.
"If true," he says, "this will be very important in how we think about the links between surface plate motions and deep mantle convection".
Think about the links in the chain of life.
Some central banks also set out formally how they think about the links between interest rates, inflation and other economic variables.
