Sentence examples for thinking from the beginning from inspiring English sources

Smith told me that this can only be achieved if access is part of the thinking from the beginning.

This has been our thinking from the beginning.

The Post article quoted McCain advisers as saying that Palin had been thoroughly vetted, including an F.B.I. background check, and that, "Far from being a last-minute tactical move or second choice when better-known alternatives were eliminated, Palin was very much in McCain's thinking from the beginning of the selection process".

"They should have been thinking from the very beginning what kind of cost saving they were going to get before doing this — not tell us now, 'You don't have a job, and we'll get back to you later if we change our mind,' " said Helen Nenadal, who has worked in the city's maintenance department for more than 30 years and who does not think the city will back down.

In all Highsmith's Ripley novels, we hear Ripley thinking from the very beginning.

These international relationships didn't happen by accident; GSG has been thinking globally from the beginning.

Here bioinformatics research needs real computational thinking, real prediction modeling, and real interdisciplinary thinking at the beginning.

Thinking from the Absolute standpoint.

"This is a process that incorporates thinking from the Assembly, thinking from the Senate and thinking from the executive branch.

That decision was "very unusual for a student" to make on his own initiative, Minson says, but Kouzarides was "clear-thinking and independent" from the beginning.

ANOTHER addition to our 50th-anniversary coverage: a selected archive of our thinking on the European project from the beginning.