Sentence examples for thought setting up from inspiring English sources

Dr. Alfred Sacchetti, chief of emergency services at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center in Camden, N.J., said he thought setting up geriatric emergency rooms, or even pediatric emergency rooms, was a distraction from the goal of giving optimal treatment to all.

I think setting up my own business would have been a braver decision if [teaching] wasn't there".

I think setting up an agreement whereby you commit to how much you'll both spend on joint things – and that you can't judge each other for what you do with your own, separately-earned cash – is a start.

"I did not sell anyone I worked with," he fumed in a reference to his commanders whom he thinks set up and misled the team.

Instead, she thought about setting up an art salon in her SoHo loft.

In other words, had AOL not got its hands on a music division, it might not have thought of setting up a music-subscription service.

Mariella and I thought of setting up such a company and cleaning up but we both laughed too much, we couldn't go on.

After that, I thought of setting up my own shop, Smokees.

I was 12 years old the first time I thought about setting up a festival at Træna.

So when should a small-business owner think about setting up a captive?

Think about setting up an Educational IRA.