Sentence examples for believed such as from inspiring English sources

The physically vulnerable and those least likely to be believed, such as children and those with a mental illness, are disproportionately targetted by sexual offenders [ 42– 44] because the risk of their being detected by others is low.

By utilizing reference populations as a supplement to the more general surveillance methods, reporting national crude preterm delivery proportions can elucidate that the traditional and well known risk factors don't have the impact in a population as previously believed, such as in the case with Denmark.

And even those who don't believe, such as Richard Dawkins, a senior cleric in the atheist community, have sought to downplay the gravity of child abuse, believing it's no worse than religion itself.

It shows how players are motivated by causes in which they believe (such as the idea that adventure games are not dead, or that indie consoles should be a real thing), and put their money where their mouths are.

This suggests people like to hear messages that confirm what they already believe, such as our group is "good" and the other group is "bad".

Parsi admits all forms of social networking tools remain critical to documenting injustices inside Iran, but some, he believes, such as Youtube and Twitter, were not as competitive as Facebook and SMS.

The change is supported by many prisoner advocates, who believe such work — as long as it is not compulsory — can be useful.

But executives believed such an admission would be as harmful as an indictment or guilty plea.

Timberg and Halperin believe such edgy messages as "I'm dying to have you!" and "Why destroy your family?

We believe such a mix is important as it allows for more informed decision-making.

It is make-believe such as all children have indulged in: even children who have not been so fortunate as to have a lake and a boat and an island but only a backyard amongst the semis of Suburbia.