Sentence examples for believed taking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dell reiterated that he believed taking the company private was its best course of action.

Investors might support such a deal if they believed taking full control of NBC was the right move.

The research also found that while 58 percent believed taking medication is the most effective way to relieve arthritis pain, only 45 percent thought regular exercise was an effective way to reduce this pain.

Nick Clegg has accused the former chancellor George Osborne of casually cutting the benefits of the poorest people in society because he believed taking the austerity axe to welfare would boost Conservative popularity.

The idea, once persistently touted within Downing Street, that Mr Blair believed taking Britain into the euro was essential to his legacy, is now rarely mentioned.An alternative, as siren voices urge him, would be to use a referendum on the European constitution as the means of resolving Britain's ambivalence to Europe.

Malaria kills twice as many people every year as formerly believed, taking 1.2 million lives and causing the deaths not only of babies but also older children and adults, according to research that overturns decades of assumptions about one of the world's most lethal diseases.

The station, Dzhohkar believed, took only cash, so he got out to pay.

Patients with chronic pain and depression claimed that empathy helped them feel understood, believed, taken seriously, and that their needs were met.

So I believe, taking into account the Free University of Berlin, this makes me Herr Senhor Professor Doktor Doktor Doutor Doutor Doutor.

I continue to believe taking on entitlement spending is simultaneously a policy necessity and a political disaster.

CEO Kapoor believes taking the company public gives his organization greater credibility with customers and partners.