Sentence examples for We believe far from inspiring English sources

As a result, we believe far more in Tolstoy's coolheaded depiction of the marriage of Levin and Kitty, just as we believe more in Elena Greco's problematic relationship with Nino.

Charlie Douglas, a Comcast spokesman, told the Guardian: "Going into this, we believe far less than even one tenth of one percent of our remaining infected customers hadn't taken action". The DNSChanger malware spread when a gang of cyberthieves operating under the name Rove Digital engaged in a sophisticated internet fraud scheme.

"We are disappointed that the CV Therapeutics board of directors has rejected outright what we believe is a very compelling all-cash proposal that would deliver stockholders significant immediate value that we believe far exceeds what CV Therapeutics can achieve as a standalone company," said Chief Executive Masafumi Nogimori of Astellas.

For characterizing knockouts in general, we believe far more use should be made of genetic tests for congenic effects (Crusio 2004; Gerlai 1996; Wolfer et al. 2002).

This is a serious claim and one that we believe is far from the truth.

"The IHRC's claims fuel additional and unnecessary fear within Muslim communities, which we believe is far more divisive than any efforts to identify and challenge extremism and radicalisation".

It's possible that the negative-rating managers simply had more than their share of less-engaged employees, but we believe the far more likely explanation is that everyone's engagement levels started out roughly the same and that widely different daily interactions, culminating in extremely divergent performance reviews, had a strong impact on engagement levels.

All of the companies, we believe, fall far short of the commitments they have made under the Safe Harbor," it adds.

Our deal flow is strong and we believe a far greater amount of capital could certainly be deployed in healthcare focused impact investing.

"We believe a far more effective response is to focus on education and young people, working with the churches and football authorities on positive, practical, evidence-based measures that tackle the root causes of sectarianism as well robust application of existing laws".

We believe a far more prudent approach would be for your administration to begin immediately to discuss an extension of the Mandate with Iraq and the members of the UN Security Council.