Sentence examples for one third thought from inspiring English sources

And it is not limited to juries: a survey of judges found that one third thought an eyewitness's confidence was a good predictor of accuracy, and another third were unsure.

Although most of the women disliked being around smokers, more than one third thought that smoking decreases boredom (39%), tension (38%) and also helps to relax (40%).

Most respondents did not know the duration of protection provided by the vaccine, and almost one third thought that vaccine alone would be enough to protect them from cholera.

Our market research showed that about one third thought it was illegal even to enter a duty-free shop; another third wasn't quite sure".

If one first thought of jewels, it is no surprise to learn that Kokolia was looking at another kind of natural radiance: the sky seen through the topmost branches (and needles) of a conifer.

• One second thought, Mr. Rassbeharry added, when he moved his business to the building in 2003, he had found it strange to discover that so many different phone lines had been installed in the storefront.

One first thought could be following the route from Boltzmann equation to Navier-Stokes equations, as done in the kinetic theory of gases [21], and advocated in the mathematical literature on semiconductors [22, 23].

One second thought, you could literally burn this meme to the ground, similar to how we used to melt our toy soldiers with magnifying glasses when we were little kids. .

In contrast, one fifth thought that the paediatrician in his own practice only plays a minor role in the care.

When offered a list of 4 possible negative affects identified by experts (healthcare service, food distribution, fuel distribution, and disruption to tourism), only one fourth thought that all 4 would occur.

More than one-third thought that one parent could bring up a child as well as two parents together.