Sentence examples for thought that earlier from inspiring English sources

Britten thought that earlier versions had softened the edges of the original tunes and blunted the overall pungency of the music.

It is thought that earlier detection of AKI will offer opportunities for new therapeutic interventions.

Many of my classmates, both men and women, thought that earlier generations of women had led demonstrations, forged court battles, blazed trails and broken glass ceilings, all so that women could compete equally with men in the workplace, while also continuing the "traditional" role of being primarily responsible for taking care of children, parents and men.

Before hospital discharge, 31.1% of physicians, 32.2% of nurses, 11.6% of patients and 4.1% of relatives thought that earlier discharge would have been feasible.

While almost half of those queried in the ABC/Post poll say the president's efforts are having no effect on the economy, about a third say his program is making it worse, up from about a quarter who thought that earlier this year.

In 2004, we thought that 2004 levels were intolerable.

All 38 forecasters recently surveyed by the Treasury thought that 2014 will be better than 2013.

"We thought that 2011 was his moment, didn't we?" he recalls.

I thought that this week's e-column might be a good opportunity to answer them.

IF GORDON BROWN thought that last week's budget would escape a backlash, he was mistaken.

"Well, they definitely thought that pre-1999, and they still may think that now," he said.