Sentence examples for to think through carefully from inspiring English sources

"This is something we need to think through carefully," Mr. Reed said.

This book is an attempt to think through, carefully and consistently, the question of how we ought to treat nonhuman animals.

It is time to make use of our powerful new technologies, but to do so, we have to prepare our minds to use those technologies most effectively, and to think through carefully both the ethical and methodological issues at hand.

A half-hearted or poorly designed intervention can create more problems than it solves, so this is something to think through carefully.

Professor Cohen said that although he might eventually do research on the data set, "the privacy issues are something I'd have to think through very carefully".

But putting the vaccines on such a fast track raises a host of perplexing issues "that the field has to think through very carefully," says John Mascola, who heads NIAID's Vaccine Research Center (VRC).

So I'm going to think through it carefully and hopefully make some exciting decisions.

I would've needed to chill out the frustration the trigger had caused -- and to think through the carefully balanced words (not too strong, not too weak) I'd use to get to the end result I wanted.

It gives both the chance and the incentive to think through BI plans carefully and present them in a solid argument to management.

All the rest of that week I tried to think through my decision carefully, but the more I tried to organize my thoughts the more ludicrous I felt for thinking them at all.

The keys would be to think through anew and carefully what those objectives and challenges may be, and the capabilities required to meet them, and to determine the extent to which we can plan to share with our allies the responsibility for providing those capabilities.