Sentence examples for makers thought that from inspiring English sources
United States policy makers thought that the collapse of the investment firm Lehman Brothers in 2008 would be manageable.
Nokia thought that the iPhone used inferior technology; the camera makers thought that it took lousy pictures.
If that's what you wanted, why didn't you say?" But we don't trust Hollywood any longer to know us, the mood or the moment, because for years the movie makers thought that the 17-year-old mind was the heart of America, that we wanted pictures as frivolous and dumb as "Pearl Harbor".
That movie game out during the early rise of the cartridge when movie makers thought that arcade movies were going to be box office gold.
Decision makers thought that OH also has an ambiguous role in the municipal environment.
Many health policy makers thought that HFA does not apply to OECD countries.
"Most policy makers think that, in general, we would want to do more national coverage decisions, partly because there's a concern that the evidence review in most local regions isn't very good," said Dr. Steven D. Pearson.
Throw in video games, cell phones, pocket computers and other portable gizmos, and Japanese chip makers think that annual sales of a speedy non-volatile chip could amount to more than ¥3 trillion by 2010.The nearest that semiconductor firms have come to delivering such a chip is the FeRAM (ferroelectric random-access memory) device.
And yet phone makers think that a honking display is somehow en vogue, likely because they simply follow each other in terms of trends.
Given that many device makers think that products are licensed to the customer rather than sold – John Deere has been cracking down on tractor owners with the DMCA stating that the software on the rigs renders the product unrepairable – this is definitely important.
And to the extent that public policy makers think that the civic and economic benefits of citizenship should be realized for both immigrants and the country, a consideration of lowering the fee, either through having Congress backfill the potential funding gap or by allowing United States Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS) to restructure the relative fee structure, may be in order.
