Sentence examples for thinking of the problem from inspiring English sources

Also, the health organizations were used to thinking of the problem just in terms of disease.

We must stop thinking of the Greek problem, and start thinking of the problem of the European Union.

The shift came when Zinn realized that the team members had been thinking of the problem too narrowly.

Speaker Douglas Jutte, MD, shown above, is thinking of the problem on a scale much greater than a virus or bacterium.

If you're still having trouble understanding big-time bankers' huge paychecks — and who isn't? — try thinking of the problem in more primitive terms.

I had been thinking of the problem, but not specifically as something that would involve others outside my discipline".

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor John Perry who discusses the evolution of his thinking on the problem of identity.

"Non-violence towards Animals in the Thinking of Gandhi: The Problem of Animal Husbandry". Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 17 (2004): 223-248.

A few years later in 1950, geneticist Hans Kalmus deliberately applied cybernetic thinking to the problem of heredity and suggested that a gene was a "message".

It may be that experience with a few threatening or upsetting events refines these types of psychological skills, in a person's own thinking through of the problem or in discussion with friends.

I am also thinking, obviously, of the problem of the institutionalised discrimination against the Kurdish people.