Sentence examples for be thought that a from inspiring English sources
It might be thought that a one-point gain is better than nothing.
Jenny Moir Chelmsford Whether witnesses tell the truth in court or not, it should not be thought that a Christian choosing to affirm rather than swear on the Bible is somehow suspect (Teenager gets life term for killing of 15-year-old, 19 September).
After all, it may be thought that a transaction is exploitative whenever takes advantage of B's vulnerabilities or desperate situation to strike a deal.
Alternatively, it might be thought that a society may put religion or the protection of traditional ways of life ahead of economic needs.
For example, it might be thought that a forgiving God would bestow infinite utility upon wagerers-for and wagerers-against alike — Rescher 1985 is one author who entertains this possibility.
As to process, it might be thought that a process is nothing more than a causal sequence; in the words of Sayre: "The causal process, continuous though it may be, is made up of individual events related to others in a causal nexus… It is by virtue of the relations among members of causal series that we are enabled to make the inferences by which causal processes are characterized".
It is thought that a local heater-driven current system is formed.
It is thought that a close relationship exists between auditory processing, the acoustic reflex and speech.
It is thought that a person with high test anxiety is typically a perfectionist.
Consequently, it has long been thought that an unidentified MAPKK is the target of CTR1 phosphorylation.
