Sentence examples for as it thought from inspiring English sources

Getty Images also has an option on an additional 72,000 square feet of space on the third floor at 1 Hudson Square, effective at the end of January 2002, but meantime, since its consolidation did not require as much space as it thought, it has put its 73,000 square feet on the sixth floor on the market.

Its team is not as good as it thought it was, and Basel is better than expectations.

So many New York City teachers have applied to work this summer that the Board of Education may not have to scale back its ambitious summer school program as sharply as it thought it would, Harold O. Levy, the interim schools chancellor, said yesterday.

Greece started the rot late last year when it revealed that its budget deficit would be twice as big as it thought.

But as Soli Ozel, a political scientist, puts it, the Syrian crisis has revealed that "Turkey isn't as influential as it thought".The last time Turkey got tough with its southern neighbour was in 1998, when it threatened to invade unless Syria booted out Abdullah Ocalan, leader of Turkey's outlawed rebel Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK).

For investors, it's revenue that matters, and that will make it tough on Dell Computer 's stock today, following the PC maker's confession that its fiscal 2002 revenue won't be as stellar as it thought.

But, often to its credit, the British right is not as populist as it thinks.

It is not as good as it thinks.

Not nearly as smart as it thinks it is.

But it's never quite as clever or as hip as it thinks it is.

Is this film really as murky and modern as it thinks it is?