Sentence examples for be believed because of from inspiring English sources

It also suggested that official figures on restraint could not be believed because of the allegation that they were being falsified downwards to ensure that G4S complied with its contract.

If a prime minister, in these circumstances said "we are going to pass this one by", as Canada did with Iraq and Vietnam, it would not be believed, because of those troops in Darwin, and because of Pine Gap.

So for example, a woman might be less likely to be believed because of a prejudice on the part of the hearer regarding her gender.

Christie pioneered "the discredited witness" -- someone who was telling the truth all along but couldn't be believed because of their past, their track record or earlier mistakes.

He did this, it is believed, because of concerns for his safety.

He lived, it is believed, because of the expert care he received at George Washington University Hospital.

Contador will have a hard time being believed because of cycling's reputation as one of the most universally dirty sports in the world.

Women tend to develop heart disease about 10 years later than men — in part, it's believed, because of the heart-protective effects of ovarian estrogens, which are around until menopause.

Yet, if she is to be believed, it is because of a mother's love – albeit for some unsavoury children – that she is now facing the firing squad for smuggling £1.6m of cocaine into Indonesia.

It's believed that because of the film, Auld Lang Syne is now widely taught in Chinese primary schools and high schools.

The need to compartmentalize science concepts that are not believed from those that are believed exists because of a discomfort that students experience when trying to integrate scientific knowledge with religious beliefs.