Sentence examples for thinking to share from inspiring English sources

Most of the time we drive alone, never thinking to share the ride or use public transportation.

I was thinking to share my fries when she returned but she returned with two french fries orders where one was for herself.

I HAVE no illusions, and neither do Droubi and Ali, about how hard it would be to bring this kind of "shared commons" thinking to the national level here, but the absence of it is what ails almost every one of these Arab Awakenings today, where one group or another thinks it can have it all and too few people are thinking about the common good and how it has the potential make them all better off.

Don't be afraid to ask whether your ideas sound thorough enough you'll be evaluated on your ability to structure your thinking and to share your thoughts well, not on the number of questions you ask.

And so I started thinking about ways to share the bounty.

Today's live chat can get us thinking about how to share ideas and spread best practice internationally.

He told me that his belief system was what was important in the company, and he spent lots of time thinking about how to share that system with those who work with him.

Every European prime minister wakes up in the morning thinking about how to share sovereignty, as Europe takes advantage of the collapse of communism to consolidate economically, politically and militarily into one big family.

"I'm glad I didn't start my business in the new South Africa, because I would not have survived," he says.Sadly the ANC has spent more time thinking about how to share the spoils from sunset industries, such as mining, than encouraging new enterprise.

When it comes to discussing the state of sex education in the U.S., Dan Savage, Host of Savage Lovecast, had an important forward-thinking message to share with us.

"I really want companies to start thinking about shared innovation," he said, "to realize that they're not selling to customers, but to collaborators".