Sentence examples for panels think from inspiring English sources

Think "death panels". Think "retarded". If her throwaway lines accomplish nothing else, they distract attention from serious issues, a boon to the NO Party.

If it is too wide on top, it takes on the more cartoony look of a newsboy cap, which is more circular and made with eight panels (think of the top of a beach ball) to the driving cap's three.

And both were painted on mahogany panels thought to have come from the same packing crate, which originally held sugar from the West Indies.

(Expert 11) The panels thought that health and other professionals also had gaps in knowledge about SHS, including uncertainty about the risks, which could impact on both the priority given to addressing this issue and the likely effectiveness of interventions.

That, at least, is what a majority of economists at the ideologically-diverse IGM Panel think.

Even some members of the advisory panel think their estimates may be a bit high.

But what, once it was all over, does our panel think Delia is up to?

Does the panel think that female-led businesses are better equipped to survive the slump than ones run by men?

That's why none of the economists in the University of Chicago's ideologically diverse expert panel think that the gold standard would be better than what we have now.

What do the panel think is the best route for people wanting to become personal assistants to support those with personal budgets?

Here they are, with a few answers: ABasu asked: "What does the panel think about making voting compulsory?" Peter Tatchell replied: "No.