Sentence examples for think will produce from inspiring English sources

Governments keep initiating policies they think will produce prosperity, only to get sacked, time and again, from their spiritual blind side.

Since, in playing the game, you don't know which methods are actually going to be reliable (or if any will be), you can't base your decisions on which methods we think will produce the truth.

Most of all, Brooks makes the basic mistake of applying bell-curve probabilities to individuals — and he does so in order to legislate; in particular, to legislate religion and its values: Governments keep initiating policies they think will produce prosperity, only to get sacked, time and again, from their spiritual blind side.

"We were disappointed that the bill we saw yesterday wasn't something that we could support, and so another few days of back and forth, I think, will produce something that we can take to the floor," Pelosi said.

Rather, our point is to motivate a line of research that we think will produce rich, detailed information for instructors and curriculum developers.

You'll want to be no more than a short cast's length from the spot you think will produce a fish, because the more line you have out the harder the fly is to control when skittering.

Until Americans understand how gas prices are set, they will be fooled into taking absurd risks with their beaches and fisheries (think Deepwater Horizon Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico) because they think it will produce cheaper gasoline.

Do you think methane will produce large enough quantities of power to become an effective solution to our energy problems?

It's nimble, known for allocating capital where it thinks it will produce the best results.

That's why he thinks advertising will produce more revenues than subscriptions.

Because of cost-cutting (underspending on its advertising budget) and its strong oral- and personal-care offerings, Davidson thinks it will produce better earnings.