Sentence examples for it now thinks from inspiring English sources
TJX said that while it first thought the intrusion took place from May 2006 to January 2007, it now thinks its computer system was also hacked in July 2005 and on "various subsequent dates" that year.
See articleThe IMF updated its estimate for global growth this year; it now thinks the world economy will expand by a slightly higher 4.4%.
The Commerce Department also revised its estimate of personal expenditures for October; it now thinks that spending grew by seven-tenths of a percent rather than five-tenths of a percent as previously estimated.
The Office for National Statistics ONSstuckuck by its previous estimate for the fourth quarter, although it now thinks the UK economy grew by 0.3 per cent across the whole of last year, rather than previous guidance of 0.2 per cent.
It now thinks of the phone as a computer, and its goal is to sell it not just to geeks and early adopters but to the mass audience as well.
It now thinks 64% will be.
I've done it now, thought the policeman, spotting the dog collar.
She now thinks it is possible.
He now thinks it could cost as much as $575,000.
It appears the city now thinks differently.
"Ramona now thinks it's her show for sure".
