Sentence examples for thinking about both from inspiring English sources

And so those things really seem to be what differentiates people and where we're increasingly spending our time thinking about, both at the executive level, the master's level, and undergrad levels, is how to develop those skills which are a little bit harder to train.

This introduction confirms the riots can only be understood by thinking about both the common concerns and the local contexts.

So when she thinks about images of tragedy, she's thinking about both what makes a good photograph and about what makes a healing one.

I'm still thinking about both dresses, but when I recall the first one, there's a lot more to think about.

My point here is that you should be thinking about both physical preservation and reformatting.

Thinking about both aspects is important in the development of an enterprise-wide knowledge management (KM) approach for handling information.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

When thinking about AIP, both the individual risk for the patient and the evidence for the efficiency and safety of the prophylactic intervention must be taken into account.

"I was thinking about wearing both of them but quickly realized that would make no sense".

This session will explore current state-of-the-art thinking about PPC, both at the clinical/patient/family level as well as for organizations, systems and communities.

With these scenarios in place, we started thinking about what both best- and worst-case effects on NOV's two near-term valuation drivers would be.