Sentence examples for thinking of European from inspiring English sources

"I'm not thinking of European qualification.

"We are always thinking of European life and of freedom," he said.

"This is not a good time to be thinking of European bank shares because a contraction of credit has already begun and will get worse".

Thinking of European equities as a source of income, rather than capital gains, puts the issue in a more helpful light.The dividend outlook has deteriorated a bit but it is still broadly positive.

And Strachan sees a home win as more important than thinking of the European Championship qualifying campaign ahead.

At the heart of the Fine Gael-led administration's objections is that it would cause Ireland reputational damage in the eyes of other mainly US multinationals thinking of establishing their European base in the Republic.

After finishing university I was actually thinking of a career in European politics but then I saw the Japan Exchange Teaching programme was recruiting British graduates to work in Japanese junior and senior high schools.

"Perhaps we should start thinking of [Neanderthals] as the European brand of Homo sapiens, morphologically different from what we call the modern humans in Africa," said João Zilhão, of the University of Barcelona, an author on the Science paper.

Stymied by the domestic airlines in trying to test a massive new computer system meant to identify people who are risks to civil aviation, the government is thinking of using data collected by European airlines instead, an official said on Sunday night.

ANOTHER way of thinking about skin color is to ask: When did Europeans start thinking of themselves as white?

It is thinking of investing in 12 other west European banks.