Sentence examples for believed a key from inspiring English sources
Women being too busy to attend Other participants believed a key barrier was the fact that some women were too busy to attend, "…they [women] look after all the house woman stuff, they cook the morning meal, they have to farm the cattle's…reach the kids going to school…and cook the meal again…" (Hospital U, P10).
Esther Worae believes a key part of her job is to preach the message of contraception.
I believe a key question is being neglected: when will financing for our future students become equitable?
Analysts believe a key purpose of the Iranian strategy is to exacerbate divisions between the six negotiating nations.
I believe a key step would be to make PSHE – personal, social, health and economic – education a compulsory part of the national curriculum for every school.
Hyman believes a key determinant of success has been grassroots support, describing community-based energy initiatives as "perhaps the most interesting trend" to emerge in recent years.
Much of the hoopla in your treatment of the correlation between wealth and happiness is thus at least spurious.Ranko Bon Motovun, Istria, CroatiaI believe a key point was omitted from your article.
Looking ahead, Meehan believes a key opportunity for the GRI is to think of itself as an open platform, in similar fashion to Oracle or Apple, that other organisations can use as a springboard to build businesses or projects.
It is, Mr Kirkpatrick believes, a key enabler of Facebook's growth.
We believe a key component to successful IS design is the methodological rigor by which design requirements are gleaned and applied.
