Sentence examples for thought to continue from inspiring English sources

Brain development in humans is thought to continue into the mid-20s, on average.

More important, his endorsement contracts are long term and thought to continue even if he loses his top standing.

Nun was also thought to continue to exist as the source of the annual flooding of the Nile River.

It would be easy, he thought, to continue like this: to allow one weakness to unlock the next, so that he toppled slowly headlong into his basest elements.

As of April 2011 it has sold about 150,000 copies in the U.S. The album received generally positive reviews from music critics, and was thought to continue the success of the band's previous album, United Abominations (2007).

I thought to continue studying, but the option to get involved with the Trabajadores Sociales [young adults in Cuba who do voluntary social work such as changing everyone's incandescent light bulbs for energy saver bulbs -- see Generation Y entry of 20 June 2008] didn't appeal to me, nor did graduating and working for a wage that wouldn't support me.

"It was important, I think, to continue that conversation, because, as you know, Premier Wen is the principal economic manager in China," Mr. Donilon said.

They are thought to favor continued British control or independence to a Spanish takeover.

It was thought unethical to continue and the study was terminated.

The trend is, I think, set to continue," Hogan-Howe said.

I think she wants to continue doing it.