Sentence examples for thought to carry from inspiring English sources

The combination is thought to carry a 10percentt risk of progressing to acute liver failure.

Here was an opportunity, he thought, to carry on the mission of "The Cove," with potentially sensational results.

The bonds issued by Fannie and Freddie were widely thought to carry an implicit US government guarantee.

Even in a newly illuminated city they were thought to carry little pools of darkness around inside themselves.

Water was thought to carry disease into the skin; pores nicely clogged with dirt were a means to block it out.

Some 2.4m Africans died from it last year alone, and nearly 30m Africans are thought to carry the virus that causes it.

At least 10% of its 90m people are thought to carry the disease, with an estimated half million new infections occurring every year.

"It was just easier, I thought, to carry on and try to put it behind me as a bad experience," she said.

The context is unclear but parrots were once thought to carry disease, and Gerlach was perhaps proving a point, in flamboyant style.

Bases in or near Homs, Hama, Deir al Zour and Aleppo all house long-range Scud missiles that are thought to carry chemical warheads.

·Tinned salmon is thought to carry a slightly lower risk than fresh farmed salmon, but the risks associated with smoked salmon are the same as those for fresh.