Sentence examples for are believed not from inspiring English sources

About 5,300 are believed not to have made it back.

The Welsh winger and Moyes are believed not to have seen eye to eye over the past season although the club was at pains to deny the rumour.

The rest are believed not to take up the offer because they suffer stigma, teasing or embarrassment or because their parents are unaware of it.

It is due to announce details this week, though the options under consideration are believed not to involve any form of industrial action, such as a work-to-rule or refusal to do overtime.

"It is not understandable why, a priori, the eventual failure should be due – as some analysts are already predicting – to the fact that the female ministers do not have (or are believed not to have?) the right capabilities," she wrote.

The DfT refused to elaborate but airports operating solely European or regional routes are believed not to be required to further tighten security, meaning airports such as Luton or Stansted would be unaffected.

He is believed not to have informed Mr. Bush, either.

If the formulas were not followed, the art was believed not to fulfill its transcendent function.

In practice, these fobs are cheaply built and, if the Amazon reviews are to be believed, not always reliable.

But a meeting with federal investigators -- something Rodriguez is believed not to have had -- comes with more stringent parameters.

The salary was believed not to be the prime motivator.7.