91.   This suggests upward pressure on labor costs is a bit more intense than some economists had thought.

92.   Those figures were well above what many economists think can be sustained over the long run without igniting a spiral in wages and prices.

93.   To be sure, some economists in Asia think that the fund has done an excellent job.

94.   Too many economists still think it right to fiddle the exchange rate whenever things go wrong.

95.   What economists had thought was that productivity picks up early in an expansion, just as the economy pulls out of recession.

96.   While economists think the strike cut economic growth, the French government said it had little effect.

97.   With the proportion of income saved already declining in the U.K, some economists think a substantial proportion of these payouts will be spent on consumer products.

98.   Worried economists may think one thing.

99.   And most economists think the rate cut is important to help Europe weather the slowing economy.

100.   As the economy strengthens, economists think jobs will be added in retail, services and government, areas that already showed growth in February.