Sentence examples for believed become from inspiring English sources

After sifting through historical records of cholera deaths in Bengal, a team of scientists in the United States and Europe proposes a new explanation for these repeated outbreaks, suggesting that immunity to cholera wanes more rapidly than thought and that many more people than believed become infected without exhibiting symptoms.

A cleaned-up "Orangefest" might, he believes, become a bowler-hatted version of London's Notting Hill Carnival.

"Christians who believe, but cannot explain why they believe, become 'Bible-thumpers' who seem dogmatic and insecure about their convictions," he said.

This trend motivates the authors to design implementation strategies for particle filters that are well suited to the multi-core processors which will, we believe, become increasingly prevalent over time.

Death, we are encouraged to believe, became her well.

"South Pacific" and Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" became "Some Enchanted Believin'".

Papini's pragmatism, derived from James's "The Will to Believe," became a theory of the will to action.

In 1998, Cher's dance single "Believe" became the first hit song to deploy that cyborg warble on purpose.

To say to each other What we believe Becomes the action, to explain The story while also being The story.

Knowing who to trust, whose advice to take and who to believe becomes increasingly difficult the richer and more powerful you become.

It is a notion that Ehiogu agrees with and one that, he believes, becomes more important the younger the player is.