Sentence examples for believe cheating from inspiring English sources

Some scientists believe cheating continues today, with new masking techniques and hard-to-detect drugs.

But state and local officials say that they believe cheating is rare.

Students who overestimate peer involvement in academic misconduct may believe cheating to be the norm and therefore engage in this behaviour themselves (Conway et al. 2006).

A recent article in Slate titled "The Upside to Infidelity" states that many marriage experts believe cheating can be a "wake-up call" and creates an opportunity for married partners to finally address underlying issues in their relationships.

But, he said, "We don't believe cheating is widespread".

(A_f2f_T1) To be honest, I believe cheating is one of the major problems that we encounter in higher education.

I now will hold my nose and vote for players I believe cheated". The hypocrisy of inducting Selig into a Hall of Fame that's bereft of stars from the steroid era is obvious.

Just as I don't care whom Bill Clinton was screwing, or Hillary for that matter, John McCain (whom I believe cheated on his first wife to then marry the second?), Ronald Reagan (conjure that image, I dare), Jimmy Carter, Johnson, Kennedy or Roosevelt (Eleanor or her lesser-famous husband).

Bernard Kaplan, the principal of Great Neck North, said he believed cheating was pervasive.

Indeed, a Pew research poll released earlier this year found that only 47percentt of French people believed cheating was "morally unacceptable," compared to 84percentt of Americans.

The Hall's credibility, now under attack for omitting such obvious superstars, would have been assailed for welcoming players everyone believes cheated the game on a massive scale.