Sentence examples for believed a yes from inspiring English sources
Polls had shown Greek voters more or less evenly divided on the referendum; as ScienceInsider reported on Friday, some researchers believed a "yes" would be better for science, which has benefited greatly from Greece's membership in the European Union.
The group said they believed a "Yes" vote would allow Scotland to "design an economic and jobs policy for our needs to build a more resilient economy for the future".
He believes a yes vote on 18 September could derail the UK's economic recovery.
Sir John Hegarty, the co-founder of BBH which has made award-winning campaigns for clients including Levi's, Audi and British Airways, said he believed that a yes vote would further increase London's stranglehold on the creative industries.
And he believed so deeply that he was willing to find a way to finally get his movie done, no doubt believing that a yes would eventually come. 5. Be Willing to Put Your Own Skin in the Game.
It also spent handsomely on a campaign that frightened many Venezuelans into believing that a yes vote to recall Mr. Chávez would be a vote for American imperialism and the corrupt political parties that ruled this country in the past.
Amendment 1 is also distressing some Floridians who mailed in absentee ballots believing "yes" meant yes to more solar.
"Yes, I am Italian, and yes, I believe a lot of what the show is about," said Mrs. Manna, who wore a gold charm that spelled out "Kim" in cursive script, and whose husband is a police detective.
"AIDS was a massacre, and yes, we believe a lot of our peers are complacent.
And, yes, I believe a bike-friendly city deserves friendlier bikers — but these, too, are ancillary reasons.
