Sentence examples for believed exiting from inspiring English sources

In a statement on its website, the group said it believed "exiting the EU and halting immigration are crucial to the survival of the British nation".

Don McLeese of the Chicago Sun-Times believed "Exit" "[suggests] the evil that can result from moral self-righteousness".

On Election Day, the running mates spent much of the day believing exit polls that showed them winning.

MacDonald at JCB says it is "easier selling to North America than to Europe sometimes", but why does he believe exit, as opposed to engagement from within, would improve matters?

Many people, such as Martin Schulz, the president of the European parliament, believe that exiting the euro means leaving the EU altogether.

But we believe that exiting the EU and halting immigration are crucial to the survival of the British nation.

Prostaglandins were originally believed to exit from producer cells via passive diffusion because of their strongly lipophilic character.

Mr. Hirschman came up with his theory of exit and voice in the United States, and he believed that exit had been accorded "an extraordinarily privileged position in the American political tradition".

The company believes that by exiting the money-draining hardware business, it can regain profitability by March 2003.

The sliding glass door was determined to be the point of entry, while the suspect was believed to have exited through the front door.

The end result is deemed mokṣa (liberation) from the error of identifying with the body, and, indirectly, "higher brain function". The ātman is thus believed to have exited the cycle of birth and rebirth.