Sentence examples for cases he thinks from inspiring English sources

But in some cases, he thinks, they might want to merge.

In all cases, he thinks, policymakers should be cognizant of local cuisine preferences, to make sure that food being offered matches local tastes.

In such cases, he thinks, the emphasis is too often on the apocalyptic consequences of the status quo, rather than giving positive reasons to change.

When third-year Harvard Law student Andrew Leon Hanna hears immigrants depicted as criminals or charity cases, he thinks instead of his parents, Nosshey and Afaf Hanna, who immigrated to the United States from Egypt three decades ago.

Mr. Kang said the balance is waived if the mistress is not dispelled, but he put his success rate at 90percentt, in part because he only takes on cases he thinks can be solved.

However, the sorts of cases he thinks rare (Taylor, 502), civil rights lawyers consider ubiquitous and commonplace.

In both cases, he thought that his Tory party would win a majority.

If a private lawyer wins a case he thinks he should have lost, he accepts his victory in judicious silence.

But he doesn't want to know what's going to happen, so he tries not to make eye contact in case he thinks he can read me.

In any case, he thinks, OCM has not had a big impact on Hong Kong's economy or job market: "So far, the employment outlook for our 2014 graduates remains robust".

In any case, he thinks one day of reduced care is better than what he believes will be a permanent introduction of lower standards, should the contract go ahead.