Sentence examples for believe past from inspiring English sources

The answer is that they believe past dividends provide some assurance that the company will be able to keep paying dividends in the future.

You believe past administrations have been too heavy-handed with the state and too light-touch with the market.

"We believe past purchases are the best determination of what you'll buy in the future," says Abacus Chief Executive Brian Rainey.

"But he also believes past is prologue.

The Red Devils travel to Stoke on Boxing Day and it remains unclear if van Gaal will be at the helm - but Arsenal boss Wenger, whose side outclassed United in a 3-0 win earlier in the season, believes past successes mean the former Holland coach should be given time to address the issues at the club.

The win ended a run of three successive defeats and Grayson believes past experience will help them at the Emirates.

But Warburton believes past results will have no bearing on Saturday's game, which will be the 89th meeting between the countries.

Not having contrary information, Eliot believes past and current CIA directors -- and Senators Feinstein, Levin and McCain -- who say that waterboarding did not lead to the currier who led to Bin Laden.

Pulwarty believes past food crises show that "agencies respond late for the most part, delivering fodder when pastures were recovering or distributing seeds after rains have passed".

Jim Messina, the campaign manager, is determined to contest as many states as possible, to avoid the trap he believes past Democratic campaigns fell into of pinning all their hopes on just one or two fiercely contested and fickle swing states.

I don't believe the past can be repaired that way.