Sentence examples for believed broke from inspiring English sources

Ofcom highlighted five Carphone Warehouse idents that it believed broke the code.

Last month, Twitter promised an update to its "public-facing rules" after explaining that it allowed a tweet by President Donald Trump about North Korea, which critics believed broke the platform's user policies against inciting violence, to stay up because of its "newsworthiness".

Mr Lovins believes this broke OPEC's pricing power for a decade.

A couple of years after his Hollywood return, Nichols had a medication-induced psychotic breakdown in which he believed he was broke and unable to provide for his three children.

Despite the growth of electronic trading, Michael Spencer of Intercapital, who is the proposed chief executive of the new company, believes traditional broking companies have a role to play in maintaining orderly markets.

Patrick Healy of The New York Times writes that "her campaign is deep in debt and believed to be near broke, and her advisers made the unusual move on Tuesday night of refusing to confirm or deny whether Mrs. Clinton had made a loan to her campaign to keep it afloat".

He believed in instinct, in making up his mind quickly and going for broke.

He believed in her: "You will get on," he said when they were broke, "and when you do, we'll go round the world".

"I don't believe the organization is broke, but it needs to be fixed," she said.

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We do not believe Ciena is going broke, though everyone else seems to: thus the opportunity in these Ciena convertibles (Ciena 3.75% of 02/01/08).