Sentence examples for thought that less from inspiring English sources

Mobley said he thought that "less than a handful" of players at the Grand Slam level strung their own rackets, citing excess baggage fees as a primary concern.

It is thought that less than 10% of the world's population can afford any major intervention on the heart, brain, kidney or joints.

.." "This poem about the Holocaust — who would have thought that, less than a hundred years on, we would have to invoke that?" he said.

He said he thought that "less than hundreds of billions of dollars" in interest income had been underreported, but he declined to be more specific.

Ted Theocheung, director of marketing for Compaq Consumer Products, said that although Compaq intended to offer more lavish music players next year, he thought that less was more when it came to audio players.

*Who would have thought that less than a year after Sept. 11, Ciba Vision would bring back a television commercial for its Night & Day contact lenses that the company suspended after the terrorist attacks because the theme of the spot is "in the blink of an eye, your world can change"?

He thinks that less privileged musicians look at his achievements and cry, "It's not fair".

It made me think that less than 100 years ago, death would have been all around us.

Although the rooms might appear spare to some, they paint a portrait of occupants who think that less is not quite more.

Either he thinks it is a problem that Jews are serving on the Iraq inquiry because they have a dual loyalty or he thinks that less enlightened folk than him in the Arab world might draw this conclusion.

It is remarkable to think that less than 1% of this rock base projects above the continent's frozen veil.