Sentence examples for thought central from inspiring English sources

Even now, many still stick to the creed of Alan Greenspan, a former Federal Reserve chairman, who thought central bankers should not try to pop bubbles but act to cushion the economy when they burst.

For example, many thought central air conditioning uses only 1.3 times the energy of a single room AC unit, when it actually uses around 3.5 times as much energy.

According to Rousseau's own subsequent accounts, he then and there experienced an epiphany which included the thought, central to his world view, that humankind is good by nature but is corrupted by society.

On the one hand, it is thought central to the concept of evidence that evidence is by its very nature the kind of thing that can generate rational convergence of opinion in virtue of being shared by multiple individuals.

The no-nonsense nature of the Barkley — built as a ferry in 1958 in Stevanger, Norway — was, I thought, central to its charm, and my wife, Laurel, agreed.

Changes in bacterial populations termed "dysbiosis" are thought central to ulcerative colitis (UC) pathogenesis.

Some economists think central banks might suffer too.

I don't think central government can abdicate responsibility for that".

But he definitely thinks central banks won't be able to offset the deflationary hit.

(Still others think central banks should worry less about inflation and unemployment, and more about financial stability).

Mr Brabeck thinks central Europe and especially Russia will produce better growth rates in the next few years.