Sentence examples for as they may think from inspiring English sources

Everything is recorded and shared, permanently available to those who pry or, as they may think of it, research.

Joan Edwards' will indicated the money be left to "whichever government is in office... to use as they may think fit".

That's so cute!" point of view, but also as a source of hope for anyone with a disability, as Jack and Kristen have shown that a disorder doesn't limit people as much as they may think.

TO show customers that the difference in gas cost when upgrading isn't as great as they may think, the company is introducing a chart at rental counters with vehicle fuel cost comparisons based on 100-mile trips.

It said anything else was to go to "whichever government is in office at the date of my death for the government in their absolute discretion to use as they may think fit".

The communications director for the Texas Nationalist Movement, Jeff Sadighi, shrugged off the White House response and pointed to a section of the State Constitution that says Texans have the right "to alter, reform or abolish their government in such manner as they may think expedient".

We found that a few students view the prompts as redundant, so they may think that when they answer with a process, a source or input is implied.

As Mr Cotton says: "They may think that if you've been looking for a job then you're going to leave soon anyway".

As for buy-to-let, they may think they're being clever but that sector brings its own risks.

Or else, as with American diplomats alarmingly often, they may think they know, but it turns out that they don't.

Over coffee he says that many people have no idea how a production's concepts – what they may think of as the director's concepts – are "more often than not, actually forged through the design process".