Sentence examples for believe substantially from inspiring English sources

"We believe that this delay reflects the unhappiness of Dell stockholders with the Michael Dell/Silver Lake offer, which we believe substantially undervalues the company".

The Corporate and Institutional Clients business is, we believe, substantially unaffected, with the measures targeted at a very small element of Hong Kong small businesses and a small business/retail customer set with some tens of millions of income where the risk-adjusted returns are no longer attractive anyway.

The figure means that NI is likely to face a huge bill for civil damages claims, but also reveals that police believe substantially fewer than the 5,795 individuals identified in material seized from the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire actually had their voicemails intercepted.

I believe a substantially better world is achievable.

The long period of denial, in which it was asserted by Rebekah Brooks, for example, that "The Guardian coverage, we believe, has substantially and likely deliberately misled the British public" is now viewed as a misjudgment.

The bill, introduced in September, would direct a panel of federal judges to use the same standard in setting royalty rates for Internet radio that they use for satellite and cable radio services, a change that Pandora and others believe would substantially lower their rates.

In his report, Rebalancing Britain, Sir David said: "I firmly believe that substantially improved services east-west across the North are not only desirable, but possible.

For example, the Leapfrog group,[ 52] a coalition of the nation's largest employers, has identified three practice – computerized physician order entry, evidence-based hospital referral for high-risk procedures, and intensive care unit physician staffing – that they believe will substantially improve safety.

Verinata, however, is believed to substantially lag the market leader, Sequenom, in market share.

Major upgrades -- which NASA believed would substantially improve safety on the shuttle -- were intentionally deferred until "a high-level national decision" was made on whether to replace the shuttle or fly it indefinitely.

In addition, the unexpected electrochemically inactive Si particles are also believed to substantially decrease the energy density due to the inefficient utilization of loaded active material.