Sentence examples for believed sweeping from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON, D.C. – If congressional Democrats are to be believed, sweeping changes to the nation's financial regulatory system are coming and soon.
The tsunami, set off by a 7.7-magnitude undersea quake, slammed into the southern part of the remote Mentawai Islands, wreaking havoc in villages and, the authorities believe, sweeping scores out to sea.
Ciarelli believes sweeping the throwing events at state is possible.
Senator Leichter, who is retiring this month after spending three decades in Albany lambasting the influence of money on politics, said he believed that sweeping proposals would fail because of a lack of consensus.
When she initially took the listing in 2011, she believed the sweeping automotive space would contribute greatly to the home's value and attract a car collecting buyer quickly.
Taiko and Gemma Chen may not celebrate all 15 days of the lunar new year, nor do they believe they are sweeping away prosperity by cleaning the house.
BUT if the problem is primarily cyclical, as some West Germans still believe, such sweeping changes may not be needed.
Both Pozen and Allen believe that sweeping rules like the ones Atos and VW are trying are not necessary.
The regulators are acting at a time when some members of Congress are calling for tougher bank regulation because they believe the sweeping overhauls instituted soon after the financial crisis fell short.
"I do not believe that sweeping generalisations can be applied to an entire religion encompassing many hundreds of millions of people worldwide, and I seriously doubt that such sentiments will play well in a number of countries from which Invest NI are seeking to attract much-needed jobs and investment," he said.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said health-insurance premiums are "likely to go up" in 2015, an acknowledgment that the Obama administration doesn't believe the sweeping changes to the health-insurance marketplace will end premium increases in the near term.
