Sentence examples for believed match from inspiring English sources
"It's not something that should happen; it's something that must happen," said Etienne de Villiers, head of the ATP, who said that he believed match tampering was more of a threat to tennis than doping.
While other law enforcement officials have said officers were understandably on edge, the Police Department has come under criticism for an episode last week in which officers shot two women in a pickup truck that they believed matched the description of Mr. Dorner's vehicle.
Tuesday also brought news that a Texas grand jury declined to indict Officer Juventino Castro in the deadly January shooting of 26-year-old Jordan Baker, an unarmed black man who Castro believed matched the description of a robbery suspect.
Catellier et al. [ 15] went one step further, rather than simply replacing the missing data with an expected value (what we did), which tends to underestimate the true variance (of the complete data set, had there been no missing values), they used a sample from a generated distribution that they believed matched the true distribution of the missing data, so that variances are not downward biased.
Castleford Tigers head coach Ian Millward believes match officials would benefit from increased dialogue with players and coaches.
Users can request pictures ("A goat riding a motorcycle" or "a woman dressed in traditional Ewok battle gear") and photographers can respond with photos they believe match the request.
The estimated GFR level at which they believe match these conditions is approximately 18 ml/min/1.73 m.
Believe matches a sing-song vocal style reminiscent of Lauryn Hill with shiny Swedish pop production.
The Web presentation of Moore's poetry also allows readers to add comments and talk to one another, which Ms. Rajchel believes matches the poet's interest in opening a dialogue with her readers.
Fifa president Sepp Blatter believes match-fixing is a "scourge" that is undermining football.
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