Sentence examples for I think expanding from inspiring English sources

"There is need for a larger applicant pool, and I think expanding the applicant pool for all industries would benefit everyone," Ms. Micolucci said.

I just think expanding the league to the south east is a more important prerogative.

Do you think expanded sanctions will stop Iran from its pursuit of nuclear capability?

Friedman still thinks expanding coverage is a good idea.

"I think the expanding pool of capital from women investors is very promising for [female] entrepreneurs," shared Cabot.

Could it be asymmetry of the actin network, intrinsic molecular chirality of myosin and actin, etc? I think that expanding the discussion on this point would help clarify and complement the model.

"I think [JUPITER] expands the thinking about risk factors," says cardiologist Benjamin Scirica of Brigham and Women's Hospital, who was not involved in the trial.

When I look back, I think I expanded my company too fast.

What's special about this book is that I think it expands so much beyond a single genre.

I think this expanded sense of time also mitigates the aggressive, hyperventilating individualism on conspicuous display in many other sports.

Some East End vintners grumble that the use of Finger Lakes fruit compromises their region's identity; I think it expands its versatility.