Sentence examples similar to believed face to face from inspiring English sources

For example, 44% of clinicians believed face-to-face was more accurate for obtaining answers about condom use.

Almost all interviewees believed face-to-face was the "gold standard" in partner notification because it demonstrated respect, consideration and caring for the partner.

Some professors try to recruit students through e-mail or phone calls, but Mr. Foley believes face-to-face contact is essential.

In a global survey of 400 business professionals on the state of the modern meeting, we found that 94percentt believe face-to-face communications improve business outcomes.

I have attached a copy of my resume so you may see my qualifications for yourself, however, I believe a face to face interview would allow us to get to know each other better and answer any questions that may arise.

But when the commander of the Air Force accused him during the Cuban Missile Crisis of appeasing Communism and creating "another Munich" for refusing to launch air strikes and invade Cuba, JFK may have believed he was face to face with at least one top officer who would gladly boot him out of office by force.

A man arriving to watch a performance choreographed by the experimental dance pioneer Anna Halprin can't quite believe he's face to face with the woman herself.

The man who survived, by diving into a building, is believed to have come face to face with the assassins.

It's believed to have stood face to face in the temple with the Sotheby's statue, which represents Bhima's rival Duryodana.

"But I believe whatever I do face to face I can do online".

B3 TRANSFORMATION OF A PRESIDENCY -- Aides say President Bush believes he has come face to face with his life's mission, the defeat of terrorism.