Sentence examples for believe undiscovered from inspiring English sources

While Corbyn is still clearly the frontrunner in the contest, supporters of the other campaigns believe undiscovered infiltration could make a difference in a tight contest.

Some would call it the natural cast of mind: it takes a good deal of training before one can bring oneself to believe in an undiscovered fact of the matter as to the existence of nineteen, never mind Chicago and Spanish.

Along with that sizeable minority of Americans, an Angus Reid Public Opinion poll found that 21percentt of Canadians also believe in an undiscovered hairy humanoid, which they prefer to call Sasquatch.

Sarah J. Bloomfield, the museum's director, said she believed that other undiscovered caches of photos or documents concerning the Holocaust existed in attics and might soon be lost to history.

In the era of Google Maps, one might be tempted to believe that there are no undiscovered corners of the Earth.

While Stevens and Smith both believe California merlot is an undiscovered deal, Beffa isn't convinced.

By contrast, government experts project that proven reserves plus undiscovered reserves they believe will be found will allow for another century of consumption at current levels.

Many of us believe we live in a mostly undiscovered part of what some residents call paradise, and the article was so enthusiastic that it might bring more people here.

On average, researchers have recorded four deaths per year since 2008, but we believe many more occur and go undiscovered or unrecorded.

The DOE-sponsored experiment will look for antimatter originating from outside our galaxy and also may lead to the scientific discovery of dark matter, the mysterious, still-undiscovered material that scientists believe makes up 90percentt or more of the universe.

American experts therefore believe that Pyongyang must have another still-undiscovered parallel plant that has been operating for several years.