Sentence examples for article believe from inspiring English sources

Scientists interviewed for this article believe the technique is a robust method for reconstructing ancient landscapes.

Are there, as some of the photojournalists quoted in the article believe, important distinctions between the work of professionals and that of amateurs?

Why does Harlan Coben, the author of the article, believe that it is a mistake to confuse the government and the family?

Some current and former intelligence officials who were interviewed for this article believe that Rumsfeld disagrees with Bush and Cheney about the American role in the war between Israel and Hezbollah.

Readers complaining about the Jan . 5article believe The Times should avoid closing the gap with a shorthand phrase that says the IAEA thinks Iran's program "has a military objective".

Some of the bigwigs interviewed for this article believe that several constructive, growth-friendly policies already enjoy enough bipartisan support to pass in the Senate.The current roadblock to such ideas, Republicans say, is Harry Reid, the Democratic leader of the Senate.

They also say Mr. Arnault, who declined to comment for this article, believes cooperation between the two companies — in negotiating retailing space and pooling advertising budgets, for example — could sharply lift Hermès's profitability.

This odd alliance – confirmed by the opposition's co-ordinator, Mohamed ElBaradei in a recent article – believes that the state has been hijacked by the Brotherhood and must be regained at any cost.

American intelligence, says the same article, believes that the growing instability of the Saudi regime, and the vulnerability of its oil reserves to terrorist attack, is the most immediate threat to American interests in the Middle East.The irony is that the American connection adds to the regime's vulnerability.

But the commission report obliquely challenged that view, noting that "two C.I.A. analysts involved in preparing this briefing article believed that it represented an opportunity to communicate their view that the threat of a bin Laden attack in the United States remained both current and serious".

Lit Motors, a small company based in San Francisco, California I profiled in my last article, believes it might have a solution.