(1) I didn't think through the consequences of promotion.

(2) He was not emotionally stable enough to think through his decision.

(3) People need time to think through what the changes will mean for them.

(4) Many mums find it helps to think through every eventuality in advance.

(5) Robyn forced herself to think through the fog, to recall what had happened the night before.

(6) But then think through the logic from the football authorities' perspective.

(7) You need to think through what your value system is.

(8) It forced them to think through what they were doing, and it gave Jody some insights into their character.

(9) They need to share in the investigation and think through what they feel they can and can not do.

(10) People who aren't impulsive think through the consequences of their actions before taking decisive steps.

(11) He didn't think through the consequences of the promotion.

(12) Nothing I think through is worthwhile for the youth.

(13) I think through my efforts, should realize their dreams.

(14) It is necessary to think through your exIt'strategy.

(15) HR an information function that you should think through.

(16) It was difficult to think through this maze of contradictory facts and statistics.

(17) This tests your ability to think through the repercussions of your actions.

(18) It forces the sender to carefully think through their arguments and express themselves logically.

(19) It's important to think through this question of purpose from prospective users'goals and mental models.

(20) Think through the questions and objections your proposal is likely to receive.

(21) If you are not, stop to think through your brain, what is bothering you.

(22) "I think through our architecture, we can give people a glimpse of another world, and enthuse them, make them excited about ideas," Hadid said in a statement.

(23) Think through what needs to be done and develop a transition plan.

(24) Think through your blog writing and take care not to do more harm.

(25) Chess playing requires the ability to think through a problem.

(26) HR has an information function that you should think through.

(27) In a given set of students, some will be more verbal, while others will be more discursive, needing time to think through a response before presenting it to an instructor or peers.

(28) So Selection Sort, while it might be easier perhaps to think through than Bubble Sort, or maybe it's pretty much equivalent, it's just a different approach to the same problem.

(29) Don't run away with and idea that you didn't think through.

(30) I need to have a chance get my head and think through everything.

(1) I didn't think through the consequences of promotion.