Sentence examples for thought to build from inspiring English sources

They hadn't thought to build something that was truly multi-tenant, meaning building software that was solely designed to handle multiple clients and accounts as a service.

Most houses are remote simply because they were built somewhere no one has thought to build anything.

The political consensus on which President Lyndon Johnson had thought to build a program of reforms in American life had begun to fragment and dissolve.

It suggests that there is a fair amount of self-organisation, which means that it might be easier than we thought to build not just pituitaries, but also other organs from embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells – as long as they are not too complex.

What they want to hear is The Jean Genie and all the hits but I don't have it in me to do that now.' I thought that's kind of dumb on one hand, then I thought, to build something, a persona or a sound, and it's not broken and worn out, and then throw it out and try something new … man, it takes balls to do that.

Considering the rabid fan base and need for better mobile engagement, I'm surprised ESPN and Yahoo Sports haven't thought to build something like Sports Bet.

And some of the newcomers may find that it is harder than they think to build quality planes.

It costs less than you think to build a community around your product, or at least what it stands for.

And it's easier than you may think to build your own game that could potentially become a global hit, thanks to a growing number of marketplaces for off-the-peg games templates.

But the two initially didn't think to build an app – they just went in search of something like it on the App Store.

And I think to build the world is part of my job.