Sentence examples for thought to be trying from inspiring English sources

The Americans are thought to be trying to persuade Mr Bouteflika to let them fly drones over Algeria's southern reaches, where Islamist fighters have been active.

Most of those deaths occurred in districts where drug gangs were thought to be trying to block the election of candidates dedicated to eradicating the gangs' illegal operations.

But the new satellites would later be needed to shoot down advanced, multiple-warhead missiles that countries like China are thought to be trying to develop.

Walker is thought to be trying to avoid a similar fate by steering clear of any confrontation with the press on his trip.

Previously, Isis had been thought to be trying to incite individuals to stage small-scale attacks, possibly using knives or vehicles.

Walker is thought to be trying to avoid a similar fate by steering clear of too much confrontation with the press on his trip.

Both were thought to have been trying to avoid other fallen riders.

Greene, according to Headley, his representative, thought Levine was trying to sell his things to him.

It's okay to say you thought they were trying to pull a fast one.

You don't want him to think you're trying to buy his affection.

"Faye thought I was trying to make her ugly".