Sentence examples for is thought to compose from inspiring English sources

Ever since, scientists have searched for evidence of the mysterious substance, which is thought to compose about 25% of the universe.

An iron nickel mixture is thought to compose Earth's inner core.

(Muslims are thought to compose only eight per cent of the population).

The terrestrial core is thought to be composed largely of such iron-nickel alloys.

Its surface is thought to be composed of frozen methane, ethane, and nitrogen.

Pluto is thought to be composed of about two thirds rock encased in a lot of ice, with surface temperatures of about minus 230C.

It is better known under its later title of Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum ("Storehouse for Children or Clerics") commonly attributed to Geoffrey the Grammarian (Galfridus Grammaticus), a Dominican friar of Norfolk, who is thought to have composed it about 1440.

Written in 1611 — the last play that Shakespeare is thought to have composed by himself — "The Tempest" has a bittersweet, valedictory vigor: at the finale, Prospero, the great artificer, whose name is formed from the Italian for "flourishing," breaks his staff and throws away his books, relinquishing his magical powers.

Saint-Saëns is thought to have composed the work on a holiday in the Pyrenees, and his biographer, the Irish musicologist Arthur Hervey, described it as "the evident outcome of youthful spontaneity, suggesting the lightheartedness of one who has for the time being thrown cares to the wind".

AEF is thought to be composed primarily of readily-reducible amorphous Fe(III) (hydr oxides [53, 54].

This approach works well for healthy epidermis which is thought to be composed largely of layers which work their way to the surface at a fairly uniform rate.