Sentence examples for thinking the issue from inspiring English sources

What appears fair at first glance may be grossly unfair when thinking the issue through.

On the debt limit, Democrats are taking a more hands-off approach, thinking the issue is entirely up to Republicans to resolve, given that in the past they called for spending reductions to be coupled with any debt-limit increases.

Attendance is considered a measure of public service by funders, government funders especially, who, without thinking the issue through, simply figure that the more people who visit museums, the more public-minded the museums must be, never mind that attendance has nothing necessarily to do with enlightenment.

But Wyatt's report says Ms Bennett "was left thinking the issue was the way the controller had introduced the clip at the press launch" and she did not realise the draft press statement had been sent to her so did not read it.

While fewer than half of patients reported discussing drug costs with physicians, more than three-quarters reported thinking the issue of prescription drug costs was important enough to raise with a doctor.

But no-one should be fooled into thinking the issues have gone away.

To my way of thinking, the race issue is a side issue to the real issue involved — that is the issue of maintaining the integrity of state sovereignty and our American way of life, as opposed to Communistic inroads.

Some customers were misled into thinking the coins were issued by the United States government, Mr. Spitzer said in the statement.

At least he was thinking about the issue.

Other companies are also thinking about the issue.

Specifically, I'm thinking about the issue of control.