Sentence examples for believe early from inspiring English sources

"I find it easy to believe early Mars was cold and it never got much above freezing.

This PowerPoint by Twinkl looks at four different types of dwelling that archaeologists believe early humans found or made.

Many in the party believe early elections will free the party to move more quickly on economic reforms, which have often been slowed by political opposition.

Along Coney Island Avenue on Thursday, there were those who did not know whether to believe early rumors that Ms. Bhutto had been attacked and sought out fellow immigrants for confirmation.

"We need to take [the report] seriously, but I am rather relieved that it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on and what it is saying is something we can adapt to over time and we are very good as a race at adapting," he said.

Mr Paterson, who is in charge of "adaptation" – the process of preparing Britain for the effects of climate change, added: "I see this report as something we need to take seriously but I am relieved that it is not as catastrophic in its forecast as we had been led to believe early on.

The researchers believe early-life exposure to parathion and other chemicals might similarly disrupt human metabolism, thereby contributing to obesity and diabetes.

His father believes early intervention is vital.

He believes early projections in the East contributed to some Republican Congressional losses in the West.

"We believed early on in 'Spider-Man' and what it could achieve," she added.

Maybe he believed early polls showing strong opposition to the war.