Sentence examples for to think doubly from inspiring English sources

If funding for UK Higher Education is to continue to be driven by REF evaluations it is obvious that the way research outputs are classified by research panels will impact upon the way staff are recruited for academic positions so for those of us starting out we need to think doubly about the impact of our research outputs on our careers and how those outputs may frame us as researchers.

I say parents, women in particular, need to stop and think doubly hard before using beauty as the primary form of bonding with girls.

"What is I think doubly shocking is it seems that some of our colleagues in the Senate who have their eye on the White House seem to be adopting the view that we ought to get rid of ICE and therefore have no border security at all," he said.

Interregnums are dangerous — and doubly morbid if unaccompanied by a readiness to think anew about changed power structures.

It's double the work (or so we like to say), which makes us doubly good moms (or so we like to think, even if we don't say it out loud).

That conviction makes him doubly unusual: an extraordinarily innovative engineer who is trying to think his way around the limits of innovation.

For two centuries, Americans were taught to think war itself an aberration, and "wars" in the plural could only have seemed doubly aberrant.

Which is doubly impressive given how utterly averse to the idea of sampling the rock world was (and much of the mainstream music industry, come to think of it).

I think people are doubly hostile to pop-music snobbery because there's something elemental to our lives about music that makes it easier to be defensive if someone knows more about it than you do, particularly if it's something you like.

"They owe it to the Welsh public and I think they will be doubly determined to get a victory.

"I liked using the gun metaphor because I think it's doubly appropriate for him".