Sentence examples for thinks larger from inspiring English sources

Boeing says the main demand will be for medium and small aircraft; Airbus thinks larger jets are wanted.See article: Airbus AG, SA, PLC?DaimlerChrysler beat British Aerospace, France's Aerospatiale Matra and Italy's state-owned Alenia to gain control of Spain's state-owned aerospace firm, Construcciones Aeronauticas (CASA).

Sir David Bell, the most senior civil servant in charge of the school reforms in 2007-10, now vice-chancellor of Reading University, thinks larger chains can acquire some of the same problems that local authorities had, "being too big to have oversight over what happens in individual schools and too bureaucratic".

Geoff Love, whose U.K.-based Wellcome Trust is an investor in many top VC brands, said onstage at the conference that he thinks larger funds and fees have made many venture capitalists more risk-averse.

Mr. Hsu says he thinks large, domestically based multinational companies would look attractive if inflation really took off and the dollar continued to weaken against other major currencies.

Just as large companies can be too cumbersome and slow moving to be inventive, Mr Chen thinks large teams are also not as conducive to innovation.

"I think larger women really are more accepted today," Ms. Marek continued.

They think, "Larger market means bigger opportunity".

I don't think large-scale arrests will be enough.

Whatley Manor in Wiltshire has recently installed an Iyashi Dome – think large ceramic pizza oven.

Visitors can also ice-fish for trout or go snow rafting (think large-scale tobogganing on circular inflatable rafts).

"I think large venture funds in this economic model have a challenge," said Josh Kopelman, managing director of First Round Capital.