Sentence examples for may think an from inspiring English sources

A. Companies may have a policy of giving out only neutral information because one manager may think an employee was great but another may not, Ms. Lessack says.

One may think an individual act of piracy doesn't matter, but if that becomes a way of life then the value of intellectual property becomes eroded, shows like Downton Abbey won't get made".

I'm conscious that some readers, blowing into a paper bag in one hand and clutching a copy of Astral Weeks in the other, may think an album featuring 30 songs by different artists is cheating.

In As We May Think, an essay published by the Atlantic Monthly in July 1945, Bush wrote: "This has not been a scientist's war; it has been a war in which all have had a part.

You may think an Arsenal victory is desirable for the neutral to see Van Gaal's tiresome roadshow deservedly scuppered in the race for fourth, but that would be small-minded.

Contrary to what one may think, an increase of lactate in critically ill patients in the presence of supply dependency may be viewed as a positive feature, indicating the presence of functioning adaptive metabolic pathways!

Obviously, Hal may think a little differently.

They may think a little slower or feel "clouded".

Mr. Whitacre may think a speedy I.P.O. is a good thing.

They may think a company's shares are overvalued and headed for a fall.

You may think a broken heart and hurting a woman is O.K.