Sentence examples for thinking about exploiting from inspiring English sources

He disputes the translation of a taped phone call, made the day after the encounter, that the authorities believe shows her to be thinking about exploiting Mr. Strauss-Kahn's wealth.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

"It's a huge hammer to hit somebody with, because at least in my mind, what you think of in terms of child pornography, you're thinking about adults exploiting children".

And, finally, Gravity has created a new way of thinking about and exploiting conversational data.

But the core of what makes Gravity special was the technology to track the Interest Graph: "Gravity has created a new way of thinking about and exploiting conversational data.

Avoid thinking about work.

With Mr Burnham floundering in the face of questions about how the mansion tax will work, and when it will start to bring in the promised cash, it compounds the impression that Labour may be thinking too much about exploiting its reputation among voters as the party of the NHS at the next election, and not enough – or not hard enough – about the severity of the challenges ahead.

First, it gets you thinking about your scientific exploits in a more structured, more businesslike way.

But thinking about Einhorn's exploits got to me: Do I really want the pages of Legendary Philadelphians to contain ugly, violent stories?

It underlies the lingering sense that Mr. Perry is running chiefly because he saw an opening he could exploit, rather than having spent much time thinking about what ails the country and what to do about it.