Sentence examples for believed a wave from inspiring English sources

Despite the odds against the party, he said he believed a wave of Democratic scandals could be a boon for Republicans in New York.

Some election lawyers said they believed a wave of lawsuits against the I.R.S. and intensifying Congressional criticism of its handling of applications were intended in part to derail those audits, giving political nonprofit organizations a freer hand during the 2014 campaign.

Was it plummeting business budgets or, as the local tourism industry would have us believe, a wave of nostalgia for retro seaside holidays?

Some economic forecasters say they believe a wave of business failures in New York and elsewhere could come soon after the first of the year, as retailers and other entrepreneurs succumb to the continuing lack of new business in what is traditionally their busiest season.

It was believed that a wave of recognitions would follow.

But many real-estate agents and property experts in east Asia believe a new wave of investment is just getting under way, as mainland investors develop a taste for international real estate, including postcodes up and down the UK.

Enterprise software fell out of favor during the Web 2.0 consumer boom, but now, many investors believe a new wave of more disruptive, more sophisticated cloud-based services is bubbling up.

I believe a tidal wave," Beach said.

"We believe that a wave of hostile statements since the beginning of the year aims to stigmatise [citizens of Bulgaria and Romania] as second-class Europeans," the letter reads.

Atlantic City, gritty and rundown on nearly every block where the casinos are not, is not yet the East Coast Las Vegas it was supposed to become when gambling was legalized in 1976, but investors like Mr. Bashaw believe that a wave of what they say are hipster amenities will draw the same kind of young urbanites who have adopted Nevada's Sin City as the in-place to roll.

And Skinner believes creating a wave of such collectives would not be so simple.