Sentence examples for believe subsequent from inspiring English sources

“We anticipate $65 is the floor for Nuveen but do not believe subsequent offers would be martial enough to derail the buyout by Madison Dearborn,” he said in a note to investors.

"CIBC did nothing wrong, and we believe that subsequent proceedings will confirm that conclusion," Mr. McLeod.

Some in the organization believe the subsequent inaction is a sign that momentum is building for Torre to be kept.

The claim last year from US researchers that a viral trigger had been found caused enormous excitement, and many refuse to believe the subsequent studies that concluded lab contamination was to blame.

(When a Southern sheriff warns him he is in a heap of trouble, he replies, "Misdemeanor trouble or 'squeal like a pig' trouble?") The stars are appealing WB veterans, but it is hard to believe that subsequent episodes will carry the same edge as the premiere.

They question the consistency of someone who was in the Communist party until 1979 and in the SDP until it expired in 1987, and believe her subsequent career moves through organisations as diverse as the National Council for One Parent Families, the Gas Consumers Council and the lottery operator Camelot show a bewildering capacity to zigzag.

We believe that subsequent studies will demonstrate a physiological and pathophysiological function for these cells.

In any event, we believe that subsequent studies on these issues should then be carried out on a case by case basis, and should involve a careful analysis at a mesoscopic (community) level, trying to find out whether behaviors can be predicted or classified in classes attending to this structure.

We believe that subsequent studies should be performed with larger number of participants especially for men.

Having extinguished internal strife, Holloway believes the subsequent signings of two veterans released by this weekend's opponents helped to set Blackpool on the right path.

Manu Katché's drums were recorded in one take as he believed any subsequent version would be inferior to his original interpretation of the music.