Sentence examples for thought to remove from inspiring English sources

His mind was now working so well that he thought to remove his watch and put it in his pocket, lest the shock of digging damage it.

City trees, popularly thought to remove pollutants and improve urban life, may also increase the amount of foul air that people breathe, says the UK body which gives independent health guidance to national and local government.

In the end, the tireless Herman Roth drives to Kentucky and fetches the child, with the result that Philip, who had thought to remove Seldon from his neighborhood, instead finds him installed in his home, in the bed next to his, now vacated by Alvin.

Disruption of this network by replacement of Ser229 by alanine is thought to remove the Glu334 carboxylate from the vicinity of His447 abolishing catalytic activity.

The company, at least, thought to remove things like doctors, dentists, banks, and the place where you live or work from this automated location-sharing option.

While she thought to remove it from the song's recording, Wake and Walden were very impressed by the vocal flips, claiming that it would fit in perfectly.

If you're in a tussle with someone and you need to utilise your firearm, and there's a situation that's so stressful that you can't think to remove one or two exterior safeties, and you need to protect yourself, and you need to do it right now, the Kel-Tec was the type of weapon for that," he said.

Developmental apoptosis is thought to selectively remove unviable cells in order to promote overall growth, whereas cell death after TBI may play a much more detrimental role in recovery [ 24, 25].

Because of their coordinative undersaturation, atoms from these rows are thought to be removed relatively easily by thermal annealing.

Exploitation of cyberspace results in both conscious information-sharing and publication (of both personal and corporate variety) and, inevitably, the creation of persistent data that many users may be unaware of (perhaps as metadata or as old data thought to be removed or put out of reach).

ddC and AZT are thought to be removed from the brain by a member of the OAT family (Takasawa et al., 1997; Gibbs and Thomas, 2002; Strazielle et al., 2003).