Sentence examples similar to thought at issue from inspiring English sources

He elaborated: "We think issue by issue.

"I don't think that we've even thought about that issue at this point," Alderson said.

That could lead to endless debates — a mouse infestation at the review office provoked a long exchange about rodent rights — as well as some uncertainty about what Mr. Obama himself thought about the issue at hand.

To the extent that Mr. Bush has thought about the issue at all, he has greatly alarmed even moderate Republicans in Congress by suggesting that he would roll back protections of the national forests, open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil exploration and cede greater authority on environmental matters to state and local interests, usually a recipe for disaster.

Only 18% never thought about the issue at all.

To be honest, I'm not sure that anyone who truly believes that the 2nd Amendment keeps us 'free' or protects us from an invasion by ISIS has actually thought about the issue at all.

We've also thought about this issue at length and cannot fully rationalize how TGF-β can sustain (i.e., not suppress) CD25 in one setting, but restrict its expression in another.

It is thought the issue at stake is precisely how to account for last year's major acquisition of the True North group.

But Richard C. Holbrooke, a top foreign policy adviser to Mr. Kerry, said he believed that voters had a right to know what independent experts at the C.I.A. thought about the issue.

And shortly after I went to Jersey City I became a Democrat — having been a Republican through my childhood, and not having thought through social issues at all when I was at Yale".

First, for anyone on the right of the political spectrum who thinks at all about the issues, this is a coherent and appealing position.