Sentence examples for be thought that in from inspiring English sources
Childhood mortality rates differ for boys and girls IT MIGHT be thought that in poor countries, girls would live harder lives than boys.
It might be thought that, in these austere times, no idea could be more politically toxic: literally, a policy of the state handing over something for nothing.
It may be thought that in vitro, drug release should be evaluated ideally in a release medium which can better simulate the acidic condition of the gastrointestinal fluid.
It might be thought that in such a case, the judgement which the Stoics think is essential to the passion is missing.
It might be thought that in such an eventuality different moral concerns will be introduced from those that arise in connection with competent refusals.
According to Philipp Melanchthon, a 16th-century theologian who worked closely with Martin Luther, "It must not be imagined that there are many worlds, because it must not be imagined that Christ died or was resurrected more often, nor must it be thought that in any other world without the knowledge of the son of God, that men would be restored to eternal life".
It is thought that in this manner the pancreas protects itself from autodigestion.
Similarly, it is thought that in Russia both the Federal Security Service and the Ministry of Defense are the lead agencies for cyberwar activities.
But it is thought that in total there may be three or four co-presenters, who will be announced soon.
It is thought that in England around 60,000 non-urgent operations, outpatient appointments, tests and followup appointments will be postponed.
