Sentence examples for believe rising from inspiring English sources

Many analysts believe rising supplies and the falling demand noted in a number of recent reports means oil prices will eventually fall.

News of accelerating house prices beyond London is bad news for people struggling to get on the housing ladder and find affordable places to rent: in a recent Mori poll for Inside Housing, 57% of people did not believe rising house prices were good for the country.

In late 1999 and early 2000, the Nasdaq composite soared to records that many professionals found hard to believe, rising 88percentt from Oct. 19, 1999, when it closed at 2,688.18, through March 10, 2000, when it peaked at 5,048.62.

Experts are wary of blaming climate change, but many believe rising temperatures are having a major impact on rainfall.

It was only minutes before they were eventually knocked out of the World Cup that the final rousing chant of "I believe" rose up from Soldier Field.

Drug Foundation executive officer Ross Bell believes rising importations could be linked to the arrival of cleanup workers from overseas.

But there's one problem I believe rises above them all.

But many scientists believe that rising carbon emissions could make extreme weather — like Sandy — more likely.

Many believe that rising oil prices and increasing competition must lead to a big shake-out in the industry.

But many experts believe the rising supply of natural gas means it can substitute for other fossil fuels.

The Deloitte economists believe that rising incomes have allowed consumers to spend more on personal services, such as grooming.