Sentence examples for believe match from inspiring English sources
The results could lead to more knowledge about tumors and, scientists believe, match patients with treatments likely to be effective against their tumors.
Users can request pictures ("A goat riding a motorcycle" or "a woman dressed in traditional Ewok battle gear") and photographers can respond with photos they believe match the request.
Southampton are a good side but I felt we stuck at it and we got a bit more belief in ourselves and we've got to continue to believe". Match ends, Southampton 2, Queens Park Rangers 1. Second Half ends, Southampton 2, Queens Park Rangers 1. Graziano Pellè (Southampton) wins a free kick on the left wing.
We're going in the right direction and the fans got behind us like you wouldn't believe". Match ends, Whitehawk 5, Lincoln City 3. Second Half ends, Whitehawk 5, Lincoln City 3. Goal! Whitehawk 5, Lincoln City 3. Sam Deering (Whitehawk) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
The estimated GFR level at which they believe match these conditions is approximately 18 ml/min/1.73 m.
Believe matches a sing-song vocal style reminiscent of Lauryn Hill with shiny Swedish pop production.
This is a choice being made by parents, opting for an education which they believe matches their values.
We believe matching user intent is of utmost importance". Writing for user intent means using a wide variety of words that are closely related to your subject, but words that provide for the most comprehensive coverage possible.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has signed a groundbreaking bill which will allow transgender youth to use whatever bathroom and participate on whichever sports team they believe matches their gender identity.
From Gaga to Glamma, From Poppy to G-Man, today's grandparents are beginning this new stage of life by picking a moniker they believe matches their youthful living style.
"It's not something that should happen; it's something that must happen," said Etienne de Villiers, head of the ATP, who said that he believed match tampering was more of a threat to tennis than doping.
