Sentence examples for believed a return from inspiring English sources

He has been less than forthright about why, after pledging to end America's costly war in Iraq, he believed a return to battle there was necessary.

He believed a return to a ceasefire with Israel was unlikely, said any agreement would eventually collapse, and argued that support for Hamas was still high.

And they would have a good reason to do so if the disengagement brought a big improvement in their lives, which they believed a return to violence would jeopardise.

I believe a return invitation would be warmly received.

[So] we believe a return of capital is unlikely in the next year although the dividend payout ratio could increase.

Most people with knowledge of the business believe a return as chief executive would be "untenable" for the former editor of the Sun and the News of the World given the intensity of the recent scandal.

The Scot masterminded Burnley's promotion to the Premier League in 2009, but Hoos believes a return would not work.

Graeme Dott believes a return to a more carefree style of play has helped him into the UK Championship quarter-finals in York.

We believe a return to blue would also be in the club's commercial interests with a big increase in shirt sales".

Current national selector James Whitaker has said Pietersen, sacked in February 2014 following the 5-0 Ashes whitewash by Australia, is "not part" of the team's plans, while Test captain Alastair Cook believes a return for the 34-year-old is "highly unlikely".

"We prepare a package that we believe a returning child will need, and that will reduce the burden on the family".