Sentence examples for I rather think it will from inspiring English sources

I rather think it will.

He told Reuters this week that a decision could come in "weeks or months," and stated rather nonspecifically, "I think it will happen before the end of my administration".

I really do think it will rather deeply affect people's view about the meaning of the world".

Faletau, Heaslip It's what I think it will be rather than what I think it should be.

I think it will be rather more than a plop!" Starkey and I are hidden away in a back room at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, where he has guest curated an exhibition tracing the history of Thames pageantry.

"This may be a somewhat far-fetched reference to Doris," she said, "but I think it will be rather a good one".

Kay Barron, fashion features director at Porter magazine agrees: "actually I'm quite feeling long gloves for next season, but rather than a specific trend piece, I think it will inspire a love of dressing up again.

I think it will be sooner rather than later".

I think it will happen sooner rather than later".

"We will see how it settles down and if he needs surgery, but I think it will be months rather than weeks".

The Treasury's best guess is £115m - but it is a guess, and many analysts and businesses think it will be rather more.