Sentence examples for believe that this pattern from inspiring English sources
So far, the Court has rubber-stamped all the initiatives to have come before it, and there is every reason to believe that this pattern will continue.
OF course, you may not believe that this pattern will continue, but the Wharton researchers also tested other assumptions about market performance.
At the nearby Royal Festival Hall a familiar blend of chain restaurants has already been installed – Yo! Sushi, Eat, Giraffe, Strada, Wagamama – and there seems every reason to believe that this pattern will continue.
Many economists believe that this pattern is what causes stock market bubbles.
Leonard Berlin, writing in 1995, found that the rate of radiology-related malpractice lawsuits in Cook County, Illinois, USA, was rising inexorably, with the majority of suits for missed diagnosis, and we have no reason to believe that this pattern has since changed.
"There is no reason to believe that this pattern will change in Virunga.
Believing that this pattern corresponds to the 12-note musical scale widely used by Pythagoreans, Kennedy divided the texts into equal 12ths and found that "significant concepts and narrative turns" within the dialogues are generally located at their junctures.
"We believe that this citation pattern contributed to the North American opioid crisis by helping to shape a narrative that allayed prescribers' concerns about the risk of addiction associated with long-term opioid therapy," read the note which, like "Porter and Jick," appeared in the journal's letter to the editor section.
That will allow them to work out how galaxies are clustered in space, how those clusters are grouped into superclusters, and how the superclusters themselves are clustered.Cosmologists believe that this nested pattern of clustering was established when the universe was far younger and smaller than it is now—so small that the antecedents of today's superclusters were no larger than a modern atom.
This was not the case, so we believe that the pattern of changes observed in this study reflects a phenomenon unique for the study of medicine in general and for the transition into the clinic in particular.
