Sentence examples for think to support from inspiring English sources

As we noted at the time, it isn't the number of reasons you can think to support a position that matters; it's the quality of those reasons.So it's a little amusing today to see Tyler Cowen pursuing the same rhetorical strategy.

Given the sheer impossibility of estimating at any point in the next few years whether Twitter can one day make annual profits of $2bn (the bare minimum, you would think, to support a $30bn price tag), the game looks like a version of "who's the greater fool?" Buyers at $45 a share are surely just hoping that somebody might soon be prepared to pay, say, $60.

"I think to support the idea that … it captures is that we want to have everybody, as many people as possible, everybody, covered.

If you think people are going to support your career over Beyoncé you are so wrong.

Each borrower is thought to support about five family members.

Nearly 70 senators are thought to support the bill itself.

America was thought to support the placing of ITER in Japan in return for Japan's support in that war.

Though the Ranbir Sena is thought to support mainly the BJP, some Yadavs have lately become landowners.

The Department of Special Investigation said 83 individuals and companies that were thought to support the protesters had made suspiciously large and frequent financial transactions over the past nine months.

Distrust of the authorities means that locals are unwilling to report the EPP's movements, and many families are thought to support the group with food and supplies.

She is thought to support compulsory sex education in schools – a measure fiercely opposed by academies and blocked by Cameron, it is believed.