Sentence examples for thought expanding from inspiring English sources

Fasel also said that if the National Basketball Association thought expanding into Europe would be successful, then the league would have tried it by now.

A Paul Simon Public Policy Institute survey last month found that 53percentt of respondents thought expanding gambling would be a good way to raise money and help close the state's $6.2-billion 6.2-billion

According to revised figures released this week, the economy grew a little more quickly in the second quarter than first thought, expanding at an annual pace of 2.9%, not 2.5%.A day earlier the Federal Reserve released the minutes of its most recent rate-setting meeting, held on August 8th.

"There is need for a larger applicant pool, and I think expanding the applicant pool for all industries would benefit everyone," Ms. Micolucci said.

Friedman still thinks expanding coverage is a good idea.

I just think expanding the league to the south east is a more important prerogative.

Carter disagrees in general — he thinks expanding Agent Orange benefits righted a long-standing injustice — but agrees that the VA needs to tighten some of its rules.

But Nixon has an unusual point of view: He thinks expanding Medicaid will bring in so many federal dollars and generate so much new state tax revenue that there will be money left over to finance other projects.

Do you think expanded sanctions will stop Iran from its pursuit of nuclear capability?

Gaby, too, has thought of expanding and setting up a second and third branch.

At first, he thought that expanding a six-page story to three hundred pages would require writing long story threads.