Sentence examples for think to move from inspiring English sources

It's important, I think, to move things about judiciously.

The sceptics argue that Scotland – especially the Edinburgh area – has an embedded infrastructure and skills base for financial and professional services that many English cities outside of London do not have – and that it might not be as easy as companies think to move their operations to England.

Then again, it's been in the same spot for about a year now, and I certainly would never think to move the console while a disc is spinning inside.

He's designed a machine, the BrainGate, that uses thought to move objects.

Svetlana was scared; it was time, she thought, to move on.

In comparison to the bubble-propelled microjets, the titania microtubes are thought to move by diffusiophoresis [58].

Sleep is usually divided into five different phases, and people were generally thought to move through these sleep phases in periods lasting 15 to 30 minutes.

Specifics of magma transport through the crust below volcanic fields are debated (Lister and Kerr 1991; Buck 2006; Tait and Taisne 2013), but generally it is thought to move via dyke propagation (Valentine and Hirano 2010).

Birds are present in some areas all year, though in northern Victoria they are thought to move into more open areas outside the breeding season.

Particles even smaller, 0.1 μm or less, are thought to move beyond the respiratory system, perhaps reaching the blood stream.

The most appropriate way, respondents thought to move towards EBP, was through evidence-based guidelines (median 68%), evidence summaries (median 39%) or critical appraisal skills (median 36%).