Sentence examples for far they think from inspiring English sources

The first step will be the toughest: moving up to tees that correspond with the actual distance average golfers hit their tee shot; not how far they think they hit it, how far they would like to hit it or how far they hit their Sunday best on a downhill hole with a big tailwind.

With more than 260 members of Congress now on record in support of federal financing for embryonic stem cell research, a related controversy, cloning, is now forcing lawmakers to draw explicit limits on how far they think embryo experiments should go.

Next up at 16:00 GMT on Friday, readers will be able to vote during BBC Two's Match of the Day programme on how far they think England will progress.

With debate heating up, Science polled more than two dozen ecologists to see just how far they think they should go in getting a message out to the public.

But Yahoo Senior Director of Project Management Cody Simms tells me that based on data that Yahoo has collected so far, they think they'll see a massive increase in user adoption.

What the block trade brokers are willing to pay for that insurance (and what forms the insurance takes) indicates how far they think their customers are likely to run the price of the ETF up–or down in the near future.

Some analysts said yesterday that given the committee's findings so far, they thought Lord Black's eventual departure from the company and its newspapers was inevitable even though he still has voting control.

Asked "how far" they thought it was proper for a Going Steady couple to "go," eleven per cent replied "Only kiss," ten per cent replied "Light necking," eighteen per cent replied "Petting," while nearly sixty per cent felt that it was right to do "anything they want".

Risk-taking is part of cycling – any rider will push themselves and their bike as far as they think they can, accepting that there is always the possibility that pushing it too far can end in disaster.

Far better, they think, to sit tight and wait to be offered whatever it is – a promotion, pay rise, good project – rather than ask for it".

The best players are able to deduce the presence of particular cards in opponents' hands long before those cards have been exposed in play, based on what's happened so far, and they think like oddsmakers.