in mind

Idioms  

1. see bear in mind; put one in mind of.

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Example Sentences

Keep in mind that while silver prices lost roughly $30 an ounce on Friday, the “entire silver price” was at just $30 about 18 months ago, Meir said.

From MarketWatch

But Micron investors who really believe this time is different should keep in mind that investors in July 2000 and September 1995 likely also thought that way.

From MarketWatch

A.I. companies “need to build models that have human and child development in mind,” Darja Djordjevic, an anthropologist and faculty fellow at Stanford University who has published her own findings on the dangers of A.I. use, told me.

From Slate

“It’s really up to Kevin to convince Jay that any changes he has in mind will preserve independence and enhance the effectiveness of the staff and the reserve banks,” Kohn said.

From MarketWatch

“It’s really up to Kevin to convince Jay that any changes he has in mind will preserve independence and enhance the effectiveness of the staff and the reserve banks,” Kohn said.

From MarketWatch