Sentence examples for think carefully about it from inspiring English sources

Think carefully about it before undergoing a surgical procedure that could turn out to be wrong and think about the above mentioned women, all beautiful and famous with their un-retouched nose!

In every episode, listen carefully what Twilight or other ponies say while writing letters to Princess Celestia, and think carefully about it.

If you want to ask what caused it, consider doing so via email, so they have time to think carefully about it.

Will it think carefully about its impact on the independent sector?

I was asked if I wanted to record a pop single, and breakfast TV wanted me to appear in a circular breathing competition, but I thought carefully about it and but thankfully I realised these weren't really me.

Malcolm Turnbull says the Human Rights Commission did a "great deal of harm" to its credibility by bringing a case against three Queensland university students and it should think carefully about whether it has undermined respect for the Racial Discrimination Act.

On Monday morning, ahead of cabinet consideration of whether or not to move to an inquiry, Turnbull said the commission had done a "great deal of harm" to its credibility by bringing the Queensland case – and it should think carefully about whether it has undermined respect for the act.

He will say: "Even among those who are in favour of Europe, there is a keen sense that the moment is right for Europe to think carefully about where it goes from here, and how it reconnects with the concerns of its citizens and how it changes in order better to realise its ideals in a changing world.

It isn't, so think carefully about whether it's right for you.

Michael LeVine, senior Pacific counsel for the environmental advocacy group Oceana, said that Shell and the federal authorities who allowed it to begin drilling needed to think carefully about whether it would ever be safe to resume operations.

While it's important to feel passionate about whatever it is that you intend to achieve, try not to aim too high this year; think carefully about what it is that you'd like to change and why.