Exemplos de uso de We think about how em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Then we think about how we treat ourselves.
On the other hand,when there are a lot of people around, we think about how we can help them.
We think about how we can make you happier every day.
I think it's very important that we think about how we conduct assessments in science.
When we think about how all this comes together, it's all about software, algorithms and math.
Every time we create a product or service, we think about how to lessen its impact on the planet.
We think about, how different the properties of the troposphere can be, depending on where we are on Earth.
So if we want to think about doing a player process and we think about how it works.
Together, as a team, we think about how to find a solution to CHANGE the situation.
However, like every other tool,it is very important that we think about how we should use it.
The following morning, we think about how we would like to return one day, as the small plane taxis on the runway.
It seems to me those are the very pressing questions which confront us when we think about how the global economy works.
When we think about how perfectly our Lord has cleansed our sins,we realize how our hearts have been cleansed.
It was therefore very clever of you, Commissioner,to suggest that we think about how we can help municipalities like this immediately, using the EU funds available.
When we think about how delusion infects fear and incites us to do unskillful things, we see that it can act in two ways.
The content we receive andcreate through these various media influence how we think, what we think about, how we conduct our everyday lives and how we experience the world.
When we think about how we're going to make the world a better place,we think education; that's where we put a lot of money.
It is important that we think about how this man Noah lived his life surrounded with such evil that it led to the judgment of the Great Flood.
When we think about how we're going to make the world a better place,we think education; that's where we put a lot of money.
If we think of suffering, we think about how each person in the group suffers sickness, old age, death, all the same, and we see it in terms of concrete, actual people.
When we think about how to act, as we do when we engage in moral thinking, we consider the interests of others that we should respect.
We think about how, because of our confusion, we label someone who helps us or is nice to us as a true friend and someone who hurts us as a true enemy.
For instance, we think about how fortunate it is that we are not living in a war zone, nor are we in the midst of a famine, starving to death and unable to feed our children.
And as we think about how we construct aid for Pakistan, while we need to strengthen the judiciary, build greater stability, we also need to think about lifting those leaders who can be role models for the rest of the world.
And as we think about how we construct aid for Pakistan, while we need to strengthen the judiciary, build greater stability, we also need to think about lifting those leaders who can be role models for the rest of the world.
When we think about how people work, the naive intuition we have is that people are like rats in a maze-- that all people care about is money, and the moment we give them money, we can direct them to work one way, we can direct them to work another way.
If we think about how we read in-depth texts on ordinary computer screens, with several‘windows' open in parallel, so as not to lose our‘response times' to the demands of another person's haste, it seems that in fact this‘gathering' is an impracticability in contemporary life, in which‘to disconnect' often implies a sense of‘remaining on the sidelines of‘ a time of rapid changes.
And we thought about how to end all this issue.
But we also think about how it was formed.