Sentence examples for believe soaring from inspiring English sources

But its supporters, including the BBC, Channel 4 and other commercial operators, believe soaring sales figures, rising audiences and the imminent launch of new stations from Channel 4 and others point to a bright future.

If Wang's shoulder does not hamper him, Yankees officials say they believe he can soar near the top of their rotation.

Lyrics like 'Somewhere beyond the pain there must be a way to believe' sear and soar, as Lee continues to hypnotize like no other singer in rock or pop for that matter.

Unfunded social security programs will lead to social unrest, he believes, while a soaring deficit will generate inflation that will spiral out of control, bringing about even greater income disparity and hardship.

But with divorce rates soaring, many believe the law is outmoded.

Some believe the country's soaring housing market – prices are up nearly 15% in Sydney in the past 12 months – is a sign that the luck hasn't run out just yet.

Moan as we might about winter weather, I believe British spirits secretly soar with each slump of the mercury.

I don't believe that wages will soar nor that wages cause inflation.

The song, Horner believed, wove together the soaring themes of the film's romantic and action scenes with the intimacy of Dion's powerful voice.

Giant pterosaurs such as Pteranodon (16.6 kg, 6.95-m wingspan) and Quetzalcoatlus (70 kg, 10.4-m wingspan) are generally believed to have conducted soaring flight [18], [22], [23].

The supermarket believes demand will soar by a further 30% this year as more low alcohol beers come on to the market over the next few months.