Sentence examples for commonly I think from inspiring English sources

More commonly, I think, a given result arises from a combination of experiment ("data collection") and computation ("data analysis"), and comparisons can only be made between attempts incorporating both.

"It is being reported more commonly now, I think that is because we simply know more about it and recognise what it is when someone comes into the clinic and has this constellation of symptoms".

Trollmann was one of some half a million Roma and Sinti killed during the Holocaust, and his story isn't very commonly known but I think it's worth asking why that is.

Trollmann was one of some half a million Roma and Sinti killed during the Holocaust, and his story isn't very commonly known – but I think it's worth asking why that is.

"I do think it's harmful to use the term Ferguson Effect, to mean something different than what it's now commonly interpreted [as], because I think it's going to leave it open to confusion," she said.

This longing for full membership, though not often publicly voiced, is, I think, commonly felt among younger white men and women, especially by those who are attracted by, and identify with, various aspects of hip-hop culture.

This led therapists to surmise that any comparisons with DDP would be a non-specific TAU, commonly housed within CAMHS: I think we would be more likely to have a control group which was business as usual, if you like.

He can't, however, see himself producing what is commonly called torture porn "because I think it's dehumanizing, and nothing works if there's no human empathy.

But if you look at all the other elements commonly associated with social enterprise, I think there is little to differentiate us.

Cutner, who studied literature at U.C. Berkeley (her favorite Faulker books: the Snopes trilogy and "As I Lay Dying"), took a sip, then declared, with a bubbliness not commonly associated with literature scholars, "I think it's just awesome!" A half-block west, Linda Childs, seated at the information booth at Barnes & Noble, offered her thoughts about what Faulkner would drink.

Many stakeholders specifically recognized that the social determinants of health were at the root of the illnesses and afflictions commonly seen in homeless populations: I think that patients are much more complex than they are in a typical family practice… you're not just addressing one of the determinants of health.