Sentence examples for believe settled from inspiring English sources

But Stonehenge was hiding for all those centuries in plain view, standing proud of a landscape of closely cropped turf, in an area where we now believe settled agriculture was being practised at the same time as its construction.

Note, for one thing, that the sin of gloomy rhetoric about a problem every responsible scientist acknowledges is potentially catastrophic is hardly parallel to the sin of refusing to believe settled mainstream science on the basis of crazed conspiracy theories and political ideology.

As a leading advocate of the recent African origin, in contrast to the multiregional model, did you believe this settled the debate?

"But when we balanced all of the factors involved, we believe we settled on the right outcome that protects the tournament experience and keeps to a minimum the issues schools might face because of a new format".

Americans tend to believe wars settle things.

But we do not believe in settling for 'good enough.' We believe in seeking out great".

China still claims to believe in settling territorial disputes by diplomacy.

Ariel's 19,000 residents are mostly secular Jews, not messianic ideologues who believe in settling the biblical heartland.

"While the settlement goes further than we might have wanted," Mr. Gates said, "we believe that settling this case now is the right thing to do to help the industry, and the economy, to move forward".

Mr Bush, many Canadians believe, could settle the affair with a telephone call if he chose to.Since the two countries signed a free-trade agreement in 1988, Canada has prospered but its dependence on the United States, which takes 85% of its exports, has increased.

Other than religious Zionists, that subset (about a fifth) of Israeli Jews who believe that settling as much as possible of "Greater Israel" is a religious duty, few Israelis today think that Israel's finest hour left it with a lot worth celebrating.