Sentence examples for believe concepts from inspiring English sources

We note that although we have focused our discussion here upon transformations of endogenous and synthetic steroids, we believe concepts of conserved structure and conserved bioactivity apply more generally to other contaminant classes.

Storch believed concept, text, type, and image should be inseparable in editorial design, and he applied this belief to the editorial pages of McCall's.

"We are only more radical in the sense that we have been influenced by the anti-global movement and believe in concepts of participatory democracy," he adds.

Thus, we respectfully beg to differ with the opinion of the reviewer, we believe that concepts we use do have connections to biological properties.

Evil-skeptics believe the concept of evil is particularly problematic and should be abandoned while other moral concepts, such as right, wrong, good, and bad, are worth keeping.

Not bad for someone who doesn't believe the concept of an elected mayor works.

"I believe the concept of feudal democracy at the very top is emulated.

"We believe the concept has substantial opportunity to drive incremental sales," the report said.

Re "John Q. Public Library" (Feb. 10), on the commercial branding of municipal properties: I believe the concept should get serious thought.

Tiny houses have been a fringe curiosity for a decade or more, but devotees believe the concept's time has finally arrived.

But several more are under development, and experts believe the concept may be poised to expand more broadly in the years ahead.