Sentence examples for thought of applying from inspiring English sources

On his career "In starting out as a teacher at the end of the 60s I never for one moment thought of applying for a job in the independent sector.

While the thought of applying electricity directly to the brain in unsupervised conditions is, to some, a bit scary, Halo Neuroscience has gotten over a million smackers to allow you do just that.

But whoever thought of applying it to tattoos? "The idea began at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston by Dr Rox Anderson and by Bruce Klitzman at Duke University," says Mathiowitz, whose expertise lies in encapsulation research for pharmaceutical delivery systems.

I wouldn't have thought of applying to Oxbridge if it hadn't been for him.

It didn't seem to make much difference what sort of university Storme thought of applying to.

I thought of applying myself until I was told you had to be a provocative, male fashion icon.

"I have no thoughts of applying political or economic pressure on the media, but certain media establishments have no right to see themselves above the law," Mr. Erdogan told ambassadors at a dinner.

Since then his books, like All Marketers Are Liars, have changed the way I work with clients, carrying a similar but thought-provoking message of applying neuroscience to marketing speak.

The Swedish detective is perhaps too boldly outlined in the opening episodes – her difference highlighted too quickly by writers wanting to make it clear she is not like everyone else: she changes her T-shirt in the middle of the office; makes late-night phonecalls without a thought; can't understand the concept of applying a rule sympathetically and sensibly.

As long as we keep bridging such terms with the word 'social', we can surely talk ourselves out of applying any critical thought to the long-term consequences of such a philosophical shift.

He has been a thought leader and pioneer in the area of applying computer and data science to biomedical research.