Sentence examples for I think increasing from inspiring English sources

"I think increasing the right-to-buy discounts was a bit irresponsible.

"I think increasing the pressure is better than lessening it," Torre said.

Well, as I write in my piece, I think increasing the federal gas tax is the best thing we can do.

"I think increasing Britain's capability to lead in cybersecurity defense (and offense which Chancellor also mentioned yesterday) is very good… And will even go to help foster and create other solutions and means for reassuring citizens about safety of systems online… Which maybe helps to quell unhelpful or technically inarticulate statements about encryption for example".

I think increasing the peace is better.

But rather than marvel at the continuing race between them, I'm forced to throw up my arms and say "so what?" As cool as I think increased performance may be, I'm also a practical person.

"There are things that I do that I think increase people's anticipation," Weiner said in a recent Q&A with The Daily Beast.

Silly me, I thought increased lending was the whole point of the exercise to lower interest and expand the balance sheet.

"I don't think increasing complexity is the answer to anything," he said.

I don't think increasing the prison sentence from two years to five years for possession is necessarily the way to do it.

Pitkanen said he avoided junk food when gaining weight, but conceded, "I don't think increasing your weight and decreasing it like this is good for you".