Sentence examples for believed a smaller from inspiring English sources
A/S Gottemoeller asked whether he believed a smaller meeting with more like-minded states would be preferable, or if it should be a large scale meeting with all delegations.
Since producing electric cars requires new parts and technologies, he believed a small entrant could better compete with these new vehicles than traditional automakers.
A maths teacher in Bedford, he believed a small teacher-led school could provide a better education for children in disadvantaged areas where results have been poor.
Lusso plans to cap its membership at 550, believing a smaller club offers more exclusivity.
But Mr. Kass of the health department said that "big or small restaurants, all have to have a sanitary kitchen," adding that there is "no basis for believing a smaller restaurant has an easier time".
Ministers believe a smaller state, an apparent choice of local providers, contrived internal markets with external regulators, and quangos assuming powers previously held by elected politicians, empower users of services.
The government asked for the review as it believes a smaller Commons will reduce running costs and the re-drawing of some boundaries will produce more uniform numbers of voters.
Many industry watchers believe a smaller iPhone would be a popular seller with its mix of four-inch screen coupled with similar specifications to the 6S and 6S Plus.
However, he does not believe a smaller screen iPhone in the March or June quarters changes Apple's overall profits in fiscal 2016 or 2017 since the lower-end iPhones generate about 10% of iPhone revenue and even less profits.
Obama has already proven he is much less inclined to put troops on the ground than Bush was and that he believes a smaller, more technology-driven military is better for America's financial and strategic futures.
