Sentence examples for thinking on the topic from inspiring English sources

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Imagine a future where a student interested in, say, humanism, encounters a global range of thinking on the topic and not a narrow, regional one.

"This is a way of thinking on the topic that could create serious problems".

In biology, the concept of evolutionary trees was not introduced until Charles Darwin's (1809 1882) mentioning of the "Great Tree of Life" in 1859 27, but it soon became deeply ingrained in thinking on the topic.

This was designed to stimulate thinking on the topic, and by voting the students had to consider the issue and act, thus activating their thinking on the new concept and preparing them for the new learning.

He says that he wants to save fresh thinking on the topic for his visit to the UK.

Instead, BBC sources said, "there are other ways of raising capital than selling off a stake", although any thinking on the topic remains at an early stage.

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I don't think so and have laid out my thinking on this topic elsewhere.

He said the documents would reveal "the progression and evolution of thinking on this topic".

"Industry thinking on this topic has been changing.

It describes the thinking on a topic, has no binding value and should be viewed only as a recommendation.

We also thank two anonymous reviewers for detailed comments that greatly improved the paper and helped clarify our thinking on the topics.

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