Sentence examples for believed substantial from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the outcome, the position adopted by most young people who participated in the one-off vote indicated that they believed substantial change to the status quo was both required and possible.

For instance, 10 years after 9/11, 46% of respondents to a University of Maryland poll thought Iraq gave substantial support to al-Qaida, while 38% believed substantial evidence had been discovered proving Saddam worked closely with the group.

Mr Lewis said he believed substantial numbers of civil servants would be interested in the scheme.

David Grissmer, the lead author of the Rand study, believes substantial help from the federal government is essential.

Stuart Levey, undersecretary for terrorism at the Treasury Department, said officials believe "substantial sums of money" will be frozen under the order.

However, based on the English abstracts included in the reviews and their reference lists we do not believe substantial information was missed.

On the basis of our assessment, we believe substantial spread of A(H7N9) virus resulting in severe infections in humans is unlikely to have occurred in Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, or Laos.

Not only is there no shred of evidence in support of the presumed sweep of new genes over the virus world but there are (we believe) substantial arguments against specific scenarios that must be developed to make such a sweep credible.

When the Yankees signed Derek Lowe off waivers on Aug. 13, they believed his substantial playoff experience would serve the team well down the stretch.

In one indication of changing attitudes among Democrats toward tax cuts, Felix G. Rohatyn, the financier and former ambassador to France, said last week he believed a substantial tax reduction now would be good economic policy.

"We have a civil case against the auditors which we believe has substantial merit," Mr. Bershad said.