We're excited and thinking hard about how to adopt to it.
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Mayor Garcetti is thinking hard about the look of the city.
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I've been straight up that I've been thinking hard about it.
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This got me thinking hard about how I used computers these days.
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He also advises thinking hard about which companies to use as comparables.
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He also started thinking hard about what Tha Flower Factory stood for.
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"Certainly we're thinking hard about our customers ... we're thinking hard about how we create more value for them and clearly we want to attract more activity to our market," Mark Petersen, NZX's CEO, told Reuters in a phone interview.
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I think, thinking hard about what maximum employment really means is very important.
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"We really need to be thinking hard about how we use those drugs."
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Some of the alliance's larger members—America, France, Britain—are thinking hard about it.
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Many of them told Reuters they are thinking hard about switching to the competition.
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"When you're really thinking hard about mathematics, you're in your own world," he said.
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There's no reason to think candidates didn't start thinking hard about running late Tuesday night.
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"Both laid the groundwork for thinking hard about what it means to stay human," says Strand.
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And if you're thinking hard about what piece to snap up first, DeGeneres has a recommendation!
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Public Knowledge's Harold Feld has been thinking hard about how that model might apply to Facebook.
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A lot of people aren't thinking hard about the world they are asking SV to build.
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Jack: We haven't done enough to stop X. We're thinking hard about how to do that.
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Instead, statehouses should be thinking hard about how to find loving homes for more of these children.
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We need to be thinking hard about making fundamental changes in the priorities of the Defense Department.
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And I'm also thinking hard about how do we start talking and listening to each other again?
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"Start by thinking hard about if there's anything that you're passionate about that pays well," Dalio writes.
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" Kim said he is "thinking hard" about his response and that Trump "will face results beyond his expectation.
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"I'll be studying before this hearing and thinking hard about the best questions to ask," tweeted California Rep.
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She was thinking hard about each of her six younger siblings, wondering how they would fare without her.
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But I am not smiling in this photograph because I am thinking hard about all of my hard work.
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The clever observer might assume that Samsung is thinking hard about how MicroLED displays might work in mobile environment.
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"A lot of people aren't thinking hard about the world they are asking [Silicon Valley] to build," he said.
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Perhaps the transparency will give people the peace of mind that Facebook is at least thinking hard about these issues.
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But the students are thinking hard about large fleet customers like UPS and FedEx, as well as Uber and Lyft.
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Thinking hard about what symmetric inflation objectives really mean is important in conducting policy to achieve that over the medium-term.
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And instead of thinking hard about what things to get her loved ones, she started to focus more on the experiences.
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But if the report is accurate, a lot of very powerful tech folks are thinking hard about how to stop Trump.
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We should never stop thinking hard about how to protect our security and freedom as our society and our circumstances change.
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"Too early to say which one of those is true, but I definitely found myself thinking hard about both those possibilities."
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Instead of thinking hard about how to do that, they just decided to force everyone into making a dumb, impulse decision.
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It also means thinking hard about balancing home ownership and saving for retirement, given how the future of work is changing.
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Thinking hard about things does not come naturally, and if schools make it easy to avoid thinking, some children will do so.
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It's hard to calm your brain to the point of hearing birds when you're thinking hard about the importance of getting birds.
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Gupte says Amazon is thinking hard about its decision, but she added that "all signs" point to Amazon entering into the pharmaceutical industry.
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We're in the process now of thinking hard about how to deliver on the promise of our events in a COVID-19 world.
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Amazon is obviously thinking hard about these problems, and in the same round of patent applications as the delivery beehive, suggests a few solutions.
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Several Wall Street economists have been thinking hard about this and mostly come to the conclusion that a recession in not in the offing.
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So it's really the stuff that's toward that end of the spectrum that we have to be thinking hard about when feeding our kids.
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"Signal is thinking hard about how to give people the functionality they want without compromising privacy too much, and that's really important," Green adds.
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While there is plenty of technology out there to help plan massive projects few people are thinking hard about what it takes to actually build.
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"I remember getting deeply into the mind of Raskolnikov and thinking hard about this cold-blooded murder," which Dostoyevsky's anti-hero commits with an axe.
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It's a serious run of features, meant to convince you that Amazon is thinking hard about the privacy implications of its smart speakers and cameras.
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But given the aggressive, brutal style of the man who will be waiting in the ring, the Dems ought to be thinking hard about them now.
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So clearly the old models are not going to work and governments in those exporters need to be thinking hard about how to broaden their economies.
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I try to spend as much time as I can directly focused on each patient, listening to what she is saying, thinking hard about her clinical situation.
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The confluence of those two things sent me down a road where I started thinking hard about Silicon Valley's influence in the spheres of media, publishing, and culture.
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The next several months have much in store for Curry, a 31-year-old basketball savant who, after 10 seasons, is already thinking hard about life after basketball.
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I've been thinking hard about the concept of sponsored content — you can find some of it on TechCrunch if you look hard enough, and it appears almost everywhere else.
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Just thinking hard about what is "good" in art will give you an endless stream of questions that will occupy your mind whenever it needs something to chew on.
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I felt there was a certain sense of ownership and responsibility that came with that part, and I really started thinking hard about what I said to the media.
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As we talked, a young relative of Mendoza's, who had until then lay quietly in a hammock, told me that he was thinking hard about taking a job, too.
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Founders of U.S. tech start-ups are thinking hard about accepting Chinese venture capital and are carefully considering any offshore corporate structure to avoid being labeled as Chinese companies.
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I think we're going to come in a couple years from now to a point in which we are going to be thinking hard about what is a good reserve currency?
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Thinking hard about what kinds of civilization we might be able to talk to ends up making us think even harder about what kind of civilization we want to be ourselves.
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She speaks slowly, measuring her words, sometimes as if she's coming up with what to say on the spot and thinking hard about whether she's going to land the punchline or not.
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There are at least two generations of young organizers, post-Seattle WTO demonstration of 1999 and post-Occupy of 2011, that are thinking hard about questions of strategy, goals, tactics, organization, leadership.
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Clearly, though, this is something the company is thinking hard about and today, at its inaugural NextGen event, the company showed its newest electric concept bike, the BMW Motorrad Vision DC Roadster.
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There's a whole bunch of books like this, and I read them all because I think they're all ... They remind us a great deal of thinking hard about the choices we're making.
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We are amid a much needed reckoning with masculinity, and have begun thinking hard about the way certain elements of the gender education boys receive can be harmful to them and others.
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"We are currently thinking hard about these questions, because it makes sense to do so as a precaution - it's best to put the roof on when the sun is shining," said Orr.
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And with new forms of employment popularizing, such as with Uber's and TaskRabbit's contracted workers, Jaber says Philz is thinking hard about how to be more empathetic with their scheduling and benefit packages.
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Likewise, Mario Maker might not do well on a smartphone, but there are probably a bunch of very smart developers thinking hard about what a Mario experience would look like on a smartphone.
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In U.S. history, no one has been directly elected out of the mayor's office and into the presidency — but Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is "thinking hard" about whether he'd like to try.
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If Mrs Clinton hopes to beat a garden variety Republican in 2020, she had better be thinking hard about how to get Americans' real incomes growing rapidly by the end of her first term.
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But do understand this: If the Supreme Court decides to go forward and let that question be added and it's — and we know it will suppress the response, I've been thinking hard about this.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Now that we've worked our way through the dramatic first phase of the impeachment drama, it's time to start thinking hard about what the ultimate political fallout of all this might be.
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And everyone, including the growing number of smug "experts" who are convinced Trump cannot win, needs to start thinking hard about the best way to react if it turns out their side loses on November 8th.
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Another is Christopher Ruddy, a friend of Mr. Trump's, who recounted to the special counsel about being told during a White House meeting the same month that Mr. Trump was thinking hard about firing Mr. Mueller.
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JON CARAMANICA As Lorde trickles out the songs from her "Melodrama" album, it's becoming clear that she's been thinking hard about what it is to be a compulsive party girl who can't shake off her introspection.
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But it's clear the company is thinking hard about the right way to balance the model on which it built its success with the model that will allow it to grab as much market share as possible.
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In a direct message Zuberi wrote: Yes, for all obvious reasons we do believe startups should be thinking hard about their capital needs going into 2019 and beyond, and how to not get caught in a firestorm.
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It is heartening to think of really smart people thinking hard about issues that affect the real world and trying to come up with solutions, even if they need a slug of salt juice to get there.
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And we are going to have to get a little bit uncomfortable in our daily lives to do that by making time, by thinking hard about what we care about, by speaking up even when it isn't easy.
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The aim was to demonstrate that Facebook was thinking hard about its role in the future of journalism—essentially, it was a more public and organized version of the efforts the company had begun after Murdoch's tongue-lashing.
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The maturity of social media also means that the insiders — reporters and politicos — aren't the only, or most influential, voices on there, and campaigns are thinking hard about how to rally big outside voices to steer the narrative.
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The startup community is rich with people thinking hard about a lot of topics that we cover but may not have first-hand experience with, so it's good to make sure there are other voices represented on TechCrunch.
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"They're really thinking hard about how to use all of the new possibilities to further drive employee motivation and retention," Brenner suggests, arguing that offering staff multi-modal mobility options could be seen as an attractive corporate benefit.
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Which is to say, the point at which a significant number of US consumers will be thinking hard about whether to put their dollars toward Netflix or Disney+—to whatever extent it's one or the other—remains years away.
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The column argued for thinking hard about exploring new options with an open mind, suggesting that one would most likely regret giving in to the idea that there's no choice but to ride out those unhappy years until retirement.
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VC investors have a saying, "Don't make me think," and right now, we are thinking hard about what COVID-19 means for our portfolio, so don't be surprised if we are a little slower than normal to write checks.
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I get through it by thinking hard about the forces that lead to our dehumanization, how those forces affect other individuals in similar situations, and what we can do to stop our lives and our identities from being stolen from us.
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That includes thinking hard about what kind of leverage collecting all that data could give to governments that have fewer concerns about protecting the privacy of their citizens and whether there should be more safeguards as global debate over cybersafety escalates.
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For rich countries, accepting large numbers of immigrants is a basic obligation of justice, as is helping the poor at home, and left of center people need to be thinking hard about how to build an electoral and interest group coalition that can support both those goals.
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In Barbaresco's wine store, set up in a deconsecrated church, Michela Adriano, a young winemaker, said that while some skeptics thought 2017 would be recalled as the vintage of climate change hysteria, some leading winemakers were thinking hard about how to adapt to the new abnormal.
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For instance, trying to fish out the final guest of a hotel, in order to obtain the pair of flippers next to the rooftop pool, involves listening to the hotel owner's hint and thinking hard about how it might apply according to the game's temporal and rule-oriented logic.
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For that reason alone, it's time to take stock of how broadly American forces are already committed to far-flung regions and to begin thinking hard about how much of that investment is necessary, how long it should continue and whether there is a strategy beyond just killing terrorists.
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That means pushing harder for an independent investigation into the Russia hacks of the election, investing in a year-round organizing infrastructure across the country and thinking hard about the kind of people we want to lift up and put forward to represent the future of our party at the local and national level.
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"We're thinking hard about elections and how we continue to support democratic processes around the world, including by bringing more transparency to political advertising online, by helping connect people to useful and relevant election-related information, and by working to protect election information online," Lie Junius, director of public policy for Google in Europe, said in the blog post on Wednesday.
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We're thinking hard about what to make for breakfast on Christmas morning to go with the navel oranges Mom is sure to put in the toes of our stockings, and to go with the whitefish we're hoping Cousin Ed picks up from the appetizing shop my father always called Federman's before he comes over to smoke on the deck out back instead of talking to family.
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They are, however, wondering how best to project the free world's values now that its leader has gone AWOL; thinking hard about how to reinforce European defense (as the United States exits the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in response to Russia's breaches of it but with no alternative plan discussed with those most vulnerable to Russian attack — European allies); and concluding that, whatever happens, America will not be back in the same form.
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On 10 May 2011, Yeo announced that he was retiring from active politics, and later on 5 October 2011, Yeo stepped down from the PAP's Central Executive Committee (the party's governing body). During his announcement, Yeo stated that he declined running for presidency later that year, cited that he was a "free spirit" and he was not "temperamentally suited for such a job", despite being popular in online and have "a flood of support" on post-election. He although stated on his Facebook page that he was "thinking hard" about the possibility of becoming a candidate on 1 June, but however, on 15 June, Yeo confirmed that he declined standing for presidency.
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