Sentence examples for believed short from inspiring English sources

It is believed Short - together with Sunderland's American-based board member Per Magnus Anderson - have held talks with several prospective buyers in recent months.

If the right-wing National Review is to be believed, Short was so determined to stop Trump that he personally presented Charles Koch with a plan for blistering ads " a detailed, eight-figure blueprint for derailing (Trump) on Super Tuesday," but was rebuffed.

He said almost three-fifths of the senior business leaders he had consulted believed short-term thinking was a major or a significant impediment to economic growth.

But some biologists believe short telomeres may be a drawback in diseases where a cell type is forced to divide unusually often.

The fast bowler believes short spells with the new ball also helped him on a flat wicket, saying bowling in short bursts enables him to "give it everything" and attack the Indian batsmen.

(Byrne would also like us to believe short sellers caused the global financial meltdown).

But many of our Facebook fans believe short hair on older women just looks, well, old.

What's interesting is that more than half the survey's respondents (53percentt) said they waste time because they believe short breaks make them more productive.

Psychological studies on the gambler's fallacy have primarily viewed it as a cognitive bias produced by a psychological heuristic: people believe short sequences of random events should be representative of longer ones [ 10].

We believe short-term triggers are more limited now and we lower our rating to neutral from overweight.

To those who believe short-term outcomes don't justify high levels of government spending, the home owner tax credit program was a failure.