Sentence examples for with its thinking from inspiring English sources

SoftBank thinks it can get there largely through ridesharing, say sources familiar with its thinking.

"The overdemand for places is so great that [the Treasury thinks] it will be relatively easy to land," said a source familiar with its thinking.

The Montreal submission stood out, the person said, with its thinking about attracting foreign talent to the region.

The Justice Department plans to counter that states do not have to participate in Medicaid, according to sources familiar with its thinking.

For those who felt the companies had taken an unserious approach to their offerings, the unconventional S-1 language served as a potent symbol.Twitter learned from those companies' mistakes, according to someone familiar with its thinking.

Some questioned whether it would ever be implemented, but few quarrelled with its thinking.Since then, Tony Blair has repeatedly called on the armed services to do his bidding.

Gradually I felt myself beginning to agree with its message, thinking: 'Yeah, maybe making money isn't such a bad thing' and: 'You know what?

It seems to offer a solution to two quandaries that Mr Brown's cabinet has struggled with in its thinking about public services.

For example, how often do you say yes to supporting a charity with 'cancer/diabetes' … in its name thinking its primary efforts are to fund research to cure cancer/diabetes … and so on?

It is leading with its brand names, thinking along the lines of corporate functions, rather than thinking about what people want to do.

The military gets away with its antiquated thinking because nobody is offering an alternative.