Sentence examples for Work believed from inspiring English sources

GCHQ audits a sample of its analysts' work – believed to be 5% every six months – but even the statistical results of these audits are also secret.

But the story was so true to waterfront life that some of the men who had stood in line on the docks, hoping to be hired for a day's work, believed it to be true – or nearly true.

Workers who felt a greater personal connection to the space were also more engaged and enthusiastic about their work, believed their communication with colleagues and managers was of higher quality, and felt a greater attachment to the organization.

According to the First Book of Enoch, a noncanonical work believed to have been written between the 2nd century bc and the 2nd century ad, Sheol was composed of three divisions, to which the dead would be assigned according to their moral deserts.

Indeed, the work, believed to have been written around the time Columbus discovered the New World, was unusual among the English morality plays of the period, like "The Castle of Perseverance" and "Mankind," because it did not require the kind of elaborate costume or scenery changes to which audiences 500 years ago had grown accustomed.

L County welcomed the rules of implementation made by S Province in early 2013, and its bureaus of Labor and Social Security and Economy and Information Technology, which were in charge of this work, believed that the rules would enable "reasonable and lawful" rectification of coal mines.

Morris, a U.K. native working in the United States who travels the world for his work, believes that CSci status helps scientists gain credibility.

"It will work, believe me," she told him.

We do hand work only to assemble precut parts (which is highly skilled work, believe me).

Torture -- you know, half these guys [say]: 'Torture doesn't work.' Believe me, it works.

"We are doing quite a bit of work, believe me," Mr. Bianchi said.