Sentence examples for thus believes from inspiring English sources

He thus believes the league should stage its own international tournaments.

"The family thus believes the secret process is being used as a cover for the prosecutor's lack of interest in bringing charges".

In short, Derren has already chosen the song and all he has to do is the legwork to make sure the "mark" goes and says it, and thus believes that she/he has had their mind read.

As Roman Frydman and Michael Goldberg write: "Like a socialist planner, the economist thus believes that he can accomplish great feats, because he supposes that he has finally uncovered the fully determined mechanism which drives market outcomes".

The Nobel Foundation thus believes that what has occurred is more reminiscent of the example in the statutes concerning a person who has been named as a Nobel Laureate and has died before the actual Nobel Prize Award Ceremony.

Germany thus believes that the periphery's problems are not the result of the absence of a banking or fiscal union; rather, on the German view, large fiscal deficits and debt reflect low potential growth and loss of competitiveness due to the lack of structural reforms.

We thus believe there is limited scope for the company to accelerate dividend growth.

Objectors thus believe that what is really needed is an "exit strategy" from the whole sorry mess.The question is: what?

It is thus believed that he was probably of Tukulor origin, from a Senegalese family that had settled in Gao.

With words and songs, humans thus believe that they can ask, conjure, and threaten the sacred or supernatural powers.

They thus believe that they can sow doubts about Iran's intentions with little danger that their deceit will be discovered.