Sentence examples for thinking of promoting from inspiring English sources

The Mets are not thinking of promoting Walker this year.

Mr. Pellizzi said the channel was thinking of promoting its other shows with "similar partnerships" across the country.

But "they may actually be wondering whether they can offer you any flexi-time arrangements—or, they may be thinking of promoting someone internally who would prefer to work different hours," she says.

"We shouldn't first be thinking of promoting our political agenda.

In a strange way it's reassuring to know that men are making an effort to turn online dating into something cheap and furtive, especially when the respectable matchmaking sites–I'm thinking of MillionaireMatch are promoting a return to the kind of asset-based courtship not seen since the days when Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy circled each other in the Meryton village dance hall.

And now Britain's aid ministry, noting the programme's declared intention to boost women's rights and reduce poverty, is thinking of helping to promote it too.

"We are constantly thinking of how we can promote and build products around mobile.

The importance of forward thinking as a way of promoting future access of research benefits was equally underscored by reflecting on previous struggles between civil society organisations and the pharmaceutical industries.

Second, it was clear that all 14 domains of the TDF are relevant to clinical behavior change as envisaged in the thinking of those promoting clinical quality.

Thus, the direct formation of DCPD in vivo will suppress the nucleation and growth of COM, which is in conflict with early thinking of DCPD promoting the formation of calcium oxalate stones by heterogeneous nucleation.

For example, to promote students thinking of their own knowledge as consisting of many resources from which they can draw, Redish and Hammer talk about "shopping for ideas".