Sentence examples for believed going through from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis admitted in the testimony that he believed going through with the takeover would hurt shareholders in the short term, but had to be done to "stem a financial disaster in the financial markets".

Levin said the repuercussons would be significant: "There are going to be some shockwaves, I believe, going through Europe when countries in Europe see Ireland not even implementing their own tax rate but working out a deal with Apple for a 2% rate instead of a 12% tax rate which Ireland is supposed to have".

And I believe going through tough times is a great way to show your mettle -- to show who you are.

"It is a nightmare and hard to believe what we are going through," Güniz Gürüz told ScienceInsider by e-mail.

She believed in going through the proper procedures.

The child then mistakenly believed that going through the line meant she had to get an entirely new lunch.

I believe we can go through". To do so Fulham will have to play better than in the first half, which was a miserable affair.

But donors believe their funds went through, as PayPal provides confirmations of this, even when the organizations haven't claimed the funds.

"There are actually debris from this event which we believe are going through space station altitude already," he said.

Many hardware startups believe that going through an accelerator program, making it to demo day and launching their crowdfunding campaign is an end state.

"I believe that justice will go through," he said.