Sentence examples for attendees believe from inspiring English sources

Human-centric as it sounds, most of the conference's attendees believe that animals possess a kind of compass.

Many attendees believe that the concerns about temperatures, and the engagement of political leaders, as demonstrated in recent months, will be positive for the process.

The straw poll also found that about a third of CPAC attendees believe Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla).

The attendees believed that, although there seemed to be overall improvement in world affairs, there was still a need for further commitment to multilateral action and global cooperation.

In particular many attendees believed it was an anachronism that the US government got to decide which body should regulate the net's address system as a legacy of its funding for Arpanet - a precursor to the internet which helped form its technical core.

The fact that some of these potential attendees believed or wished this event to be real is a testament to the Kardashian-Jenner's uncanny ability to turn even the most banal of events (real or imaginary) into a high-profit, high-visibility affair, for reasons that continue to baffle so so many of us.

A number of attendees believed that the adoption of dementia screening was to improve their GPs' "pay scale".

By meshing abilities and expectations across agencies at the planning phase, attendees believed implementation of an RVF comprehensive prevention and response plan would be realistic.

Humphris et al. [ 21] reported that one third of the UK regular dental attendees believed that there was at least a slight risk of contracting HIV infection at the dental clinic.

And unfortunately when you reach the magic 50, um, things start going wrong, and er, sometimes they go pretty quickly as well…' (Attendee 13, male, employed, 62 years) The final motivator concerned patients' attitudes towards the NHS: many attendees believed it important that they should accept everything that was offered.

What if, as many Contact-attendees believe, all that's just the beginning?