Sentence examples for longer thought that from inspiring English sources

Today, Mr. Duisenberg said the central bank no longer thought that European growth could reach its normal long-term rate of 2.0 to 2.5percentthis yearar.

Because they no longer thought that the foreign brand of extremism and the particularly unpleasant people who were propagating it served their communities' – and their own – interests.

A U.S. official indicated that the Justice Department on Tuesday unsealed a July 2013 complaint against Ahlam Aref Ahmad alsoamimi, also known as "Khalti" and "Halati," because law enforcement officials no longer thought that keeping it secret would aid U.S. efforts to obtain her custody.

Professor Stringer said that he no longer thought that there was a single "Garden of Eden" where we evolved.

In 1966, Philip Hershkovitz wrote that Hibbard had reconsidered his opinion after re-examining ?O. pliocaenicus in 1952; he no longer thought that it was an Oryzomys and instead believed it may be a Bensonomys.

I no longer think that way".

But I no longer think that was true.

"It is increasingly clear-cut that we can no longer think that way," she said.

But, although right six years ago, I no longer think that advice makes sense now.

"It was like: 'Is this O.K.? I'm going to disappoint my parents, my family, the black community.' Thank God I no longer think that way.

In order to do this, you have to exhaust your own system of thinking, and your own energy … When your brain is so tired of working that it can no longer think – that's the moment when liquid knowledge can enter.