Sentence examples for experts to think from inspiring English sources

Based on experiments she and her colleagues have performed, she concludes that high-pressure situations lead experts to think in action and that such thinking tends to cause choking, or "paralysis by analysis".

Both authors believe this has a lot to do with a deep-rooted tendency for development experts to think of poverty or underdevelopment as a sort of technical problem in search of a suitable (and often simple) technical fix.

"It's really the very first paper on the subject so what we're doing is really to introduce the material for other experts to think about it," Sir Andrei said.

Crucially, says Savir, the company has put together a group of experts to think about scalability from the get-go.

Then new molecular studies led dioxin experts to think EPA might have overestimated the risk, and the agency set out to reassess it again in 1991.

The coat, which would have been worn on formal occasions, appears to be in excellent condition and retains all of its original buttons, leading experts to think that even Washington found the outfit a little overly opulent.

In many fields a question is an opportunity for an expert to think out loud and explore many possible answers.

Yet with the possible exception of liquefying natural gas, energy experts struggle to think what these supposed synergies may be.

This is how experts used to think about "flashbulb memories", so‑called because of their remarkable vividness.

Many industry experts seem to think the biggest threat to online travel agents comes from Tripadvisor, particularly as it has started publishing price data alongside its reviews.

One possible explanation for the Toulouse picture is that it was painted by a northern follower of Carravagio, as some French experts appear to think.