in mind

Idioms  

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

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Example Sentences

But it’s clear that California’s laws — such as Senate Bill 343, which requires that packaging meet certain recycling milestones in order to carry the chasing arrows recycling label — are the ones he and the industry have in mind.

From Los Angeles Times

Do you have dream roles in mind for your next film or TV project?

From The Wall Street Journal

But keep in mind that your early low-wage work is highly unlikely to increase your final monthly benefit amount.

From MarketWatch

Bear in mind that the U.S. debt market is the biggest in the world with $30.3 trillion of Treasuries outstanding.

From Barron's

Keep in mind that the income thresholds that determine subsidy amounts—which decline as incomes increase—don’t include government benefits like food stamps, welfare and disability payments and the child tax credit.

From The Wall Street Journal