Sentence examples for believed solutions from inspiring English sources
The trouble was, a White House aide sneered in a wonderful piece by Ron Susskind in The New York Times magazine, that the despised media lived in a "reality-based community" that believed "solutions emerge from the judicious study of discernable reality".
But Mr Connolly believes solutions can be found.
Instead he believes solutions should be about amplification and expanding reach and knowledge and capability of an organization.
"We believe solutions like this will become a must-have for retailers, and that YOOBIC has the opportunity and the potential to become the leader of its category".
I believe solutions sought out in fear are usually more destructive than the monster, often imaginary, who inspired the fear.
There have been those who want Washington to solve working families' problems and those who believe solutions lie with employers.
The engineer acknowledged there are problems for women living in Iran, but believes solutions must be led by women inside the country.
Before Jakubowski became a maker, he believed that solutions to big problems could be hashed out by academic specialists.
Mr. Bing said he believed a solution was within reach.
Without being specific, administration officials said they believed a solution was near.
