Sentence examples for be believed over from inspiring English sources

The report says those who did not come forward until decades after the attacks stayed silent for so long because they felt that, as Savile was a celebrity, their word would not be believed over his.

If public polling can be believed, over half of the American public now supports the concept of gay marriage, or "full marriage equality," as it is now more properly called.

If it is clear that one analysis would always be believed over the other, the former should be the primary analysis and the latter should not be done.

Since women are most often the victims of domestic violence, her case may be believed over the man's case.

Amber went to court to try to get her partner removed but his version of events was believed over hers and there never seemed to be enough evidence, she explains.

"This led to feelings of hopelessness and inferiority in his victims, who felt there was no way that their word would have been believed over his".

That change directly reflects the degree to which the devil idea is believed over the centuries.

Also we must take into consideration, a winning coach is believed over the voice of a temporary or 'pass through' athlete.

Stewart missed the majority of the 1950 51 NHL season and his career was believed over after he suffered a serious spinal injury in a December 14 , 1950 game against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

It is believed over 1,000 supporters of Waters joined UKIP in the opening weeks of her leadership bid, and more are likely to have followed in the months since – although new members cannot vote in the leadership election themselves.

It was believed that over-expression of MONAP plays an important role in tumor angiogenesis and tumor aggression.