Sentence examples similar to believed gains from inspiring English sources

Some believe gains from new digital technologies are not being captured by the figures, while others argue that a decade of government austerity and lacklustre levels of business investment are taking their toll.

And she did, I believe, gain some measure of confidence from learning to do hard things in hard places.

I happen to be an unparalleled authority on the subject of failure, both through scholarship and experience — though I recommend the latter, as I believe gaining failure "in the field" is superior to passively acquiring failure from books.

"I need 300 points to qualify and, with the events coming up, there are about 1000 potential points up for grabs". Renicks presently has 27 points but believes gaining the remaining points is within her range.

She believes gaining control of the workplace reduces workers' alienation and leads to political change.

As the temperature increases, the carrier distribution in QWs become homogeneous, which is believed to increase gain in QWs and consequently decrease the lasing threshold.

Prosecutors did not specify how much they believed Incalza gained from the alleged scheme.

At his coronation festival the pharaoh was believed to gain the power to restore maʿat after the death of the previous pharaoh, and also to restore economic prosperity.

Gilbert said he believed financial gain played no major role in Agassi's decision to take an ultracandid approach to the autobiographical process.

Mill believed everybody gained from freedom of expression, including those who wanted to shut it down: all human beings want the benefits that come from growing knowledge.

Many content producers have believed that gaining scale would give them better negotiating standing with access providers — with Mr. Malone at the vanguard of calling for more deals.