Sentence examples for fifth thought from inspiring English sources
Nearly a fifth thought that it affected how their colleagues and managers perceived their competence.
Likewise, a fifth thought that an employer should be able to insist a Sikh man take off his turban at work, and 15% believed that a Christian woman should take off her crucifix.
But over half of all blacks thought whites untrustworthy, half found it hard to imagine having a white friend (only a fifth said that they had ever eaten a meal with a white person), and roughly a fifth thought the country would be better off without whites.Prosperity could perhaps ease South Africa's racial tensions.
While social care directors said they were trying to make savings through measures such as more efficient working and better procurement, nearly a fifth thought the quality of life that could be provided would worsen in the coming years.
A fifth thought it was flawed, but wanted it published "to avoid suspicions of a conspiracy against Pusztai and to give colleagues a chance to see the data for themselves".
In contrast, one fifth thought that the paediatrician in his own practice only plays a minor role in the care.
A second thought: Marty Feldman.
On second thought, never mind.
