Sentence examples for which it is thought from inspiring English sources

There is one movie that is exceeding merchandising expectations: Black Panther – which, it is thought, will make $250m on top of its $1bn global box office.

But it is by no means guaranteed that Porsche will spent the 9.0 billion euros ($12.2 billion) or so it needs to increase its stake to 75.0%, assuming that it exercises its options on 75 million ordinary shares, for which it is thought to have bought call options at a 120 euros ($162.81) per share strike price.

The day after EE's launch, Apple is holding an event at which it is thought to be unveiling the next version of its iPhone.

Some Eurosceptics calculate instead that the administrative task of bringing newly eligible electors on to the rolls will delay the referendum, which, it is thought, gives the Leave camp more time to advance its argument.

We here summarise recent developments in the theory of 31) reconnection and the different ways in which it is thought to heat the solar corona.

A deep hole should be dug in which it is thought most likely that the buried copies will disappear for a long time.

This was reflected in the view of foreign-exchange shortage, already discussed, in which it was thought that there are fixed relationships between imported capital and domestic expansion.

The figure rose to 30, then 58, and on Monday was stated as being 79, a number which it was thought would not change significantly.

Rowley confirmed that ports and airports were informed in cases in which it was thought they might try to leave the country.

there can be no doubt that the motivation for the [Arkansas] law was the same [as other anti-evolution statutes]: to suppress the teaching of a theory which, it was thought, "denied" the divine creation of man.

In an essay called "The Lion and the Mouse," Jill Lepore tells the story of White's struggle to publish "Stuart Little," which, it was thought, was not suitable for children.