Sentence examples for thinks there could be from inspiring English sources

Gove says he thinks there could be a vote on this tomorrow.

But in the high-inflation scene he is painting for the developed world, he says he thinks there could be another lucrative opportunity for Columbia Business School students much closer to home.

Stifel Nicolaus says it thinks there could be more than 30percentt upside in the CSX stock price, for instance, if investors were to peg sector valuations off the Berkshire-Burlington deal.

Brian Blau, research director at analysis company Gartner, forecast in March – before Oculus's announcement of a tentative release date – that there would be 2m VR headsets sold in 2016, rising to 8m in 2018; in all he thinks there could be 25m in use within a few years.

But he thinks there could be more difficult times ahead: the outlook for the domestic economy is poor; the Chinese economy, which has been the growth engine for the world is struggling to contain inflation while social unrest is growing and there are serious questions over whether its growth can be sustained; the crisis in Europe will further undermine its economic growth.

Bixby said he thinks there could be a window to re-raise the issue if Pacific City revises some of its agreements with the city.

Who would have thought there could be so much life in one 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old

On Thursday and Friday, after Mr. Obama's speech, Republicans cited areas where they thought there could be agreement.

It is thought there could be hundreds of cases.

He said he had driven by my house on (mispronounced my street name) and thought there could be a problem.

They were also attentive to changes in the participant's situation and asked questions in areas where they thought there could be problems.