Sentence examples for believe continuous from inspiring English sources

I can't believe continuous cruising is suitable for anyone with a job or with children at school".

My Next Avenue colleague, career coach Nancy Collamer, recently wrote that nearly 40% of workers over 50 told the Pew Research Center that they believe continuous training is essential to their future career success.

In a study conducted by Dr. G. Bennett, Dr. G. Callery and the author 1 on the variational anatomy and degenerative lesions of the shoulder joint, it was noted that the fibrous capsule in the anterior portion of the joint is not, as so many believe, continuous with the capsular surface of the labrum glenoidale.

He is thinking about the different families of social computing like blogging, RSS feeds, tagging, and skyping, of course; but he believes continuous computing will be deeply disruptive because it is location-based and wireless.

When asked whether she believed continuous sedation shortened life in a certain case, a Dutch nurse answered: That is a difficult one, very difficult.

We believe that continuous insufflation is the critical component of THRIVE, which achieves a continuous positive airway pressure of approximately 7 cmH2O [ 41] that splints the upper airways and reduces shunting [ 42, 43].

Fortunately the Mormons believe in continuous revelation.

"The norm in the play, I now believe, was continuous sound, though there is nothing else like this in Jacobean drama".

The results from both experiments indicate that although nonprofessional investors believe that continuous auditing decreases the likelihood of material errors and asset misappropriation, nonprofessional investors do not concomitantly increase their investment upon learning about the implementation of these sophisticated continuous assurance techniques.

However, we believe that continuous practice will suppress this matter.

We really believe that continuous management of chronic conditions will significantly lower cost.