Sentence examples for thought the increase from inspiring English sources

They would have shot up a lot higher had the markets seriously thought the increase in the budget deficit to 11% of GDP was the result of Labour going on a spending spree.

John Locke thought the increase in numbers of the poor a consequence of "the relaxation of discipline and the corruption of manners", a diagnosis eagerly repeated down the generations ever since.

Keynes thought the increase in per capita production would lead to a sharp fall in the hours of work; by 2030 a person would have to work only 15 hours a week to maintain his standard of living.

But he said that he thought the increase was unrelated to the release two years ago of a computer worm known as Stuxnet, which was aimed at taking down Iran's uranium enrichment plant at Natanz.

Results showed that more than 80% thought the increase in workload was "high" or "very high".

It is thought the increase could be explained by improvements in identifying victims, although campaigners say the figures of those being trafficked could be far higher as many victims choose not to come forward for fear of being deported.

Some professionals mentioned spontaneously which diseases they thought the increased risk entails.

We thought the increased CD4+ T cells were Tregs and the loss of CD8+ cytotoxic T cells was probably due to apoptosis induced by Tregs.

"We think the increase in click fraud is definitely tied to the downturn in the economy," he said.

"I don't think the increase will turn out to be 5percentt, but I do think something positive has happened," he said.

Mr. Smooha says he thinks the increase signals a rising frustration among Arabs, who say they believe that recognizing the Holocaust gives justification to Israeli policies.