The phrase "absolutely think there is" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong belief or conviction about the existence of something.
Example: "I absolutely think there is a solution to this problem that we haven't considered yet."
Alternatives: "firmly believe there is" or "truly think there is".
COHEN: I absolutely think there are benefits from being big, but there is - should certainly not be a concept that big is bad.
I absolutely think there's a problem that needs to be addressed, whether we're the biggest part of it or the military is".
"I absolutely don't think there is a conflict of interest at all," Dr. Hamer said.
Liara Roux, who has been doing sex work for over four years and producing porn for about a year, said she thinks there is "absolutely" a connection between FOSTA/SESTA and sex workers increasingly being pushed off online platforms.
When I ask a question I'd like for you to give me a number from 0 to 100, where "0" means that you think there is absolutely no chance, and "100" means that you think the event is absolutely sure to happen.
"I really think there is absolutely no excuse for anyone in parliament to be misinformed about issues that affect their electorate, absolutely no excuse, so I would hope that we could ensure that those debates are had in a way that is informed".
Asked if she should resign Davis said: "I don't call for people to go unless I think there is absolutely a smoking gun but I just do think on this circumstance the sympathy for her will be even less than it otherwise would have been because she is not that good at her job".
He sees a world where Facebook buys Spotify (I don't) but I think there is absolutely a gap in the market for a music platform to really own this model.
Collaboration is key in helping deliver 'more for less': I think it is absolutely vital there is a diverse range of services but the problem will be how they are funded, with personalisation round the corner we are being forced to think more competitively and for some organisations locally I think there is a real challenge for us to look at how we work collaboratively.
Marissa Mayer: Sure, absolutely, and I think there's all kinds of interesting paradigms.
