Sentence examples for believed that although from inspiring English sources

Last week Colin Powell, the US secretary of state, said he too believed that although infiltration had decreased it had not stopped altogether.

McDonnell said he believed that although membership of the single market would be preferable, simple access was the more realistic prospect.

He believed that although one major purpose of science is the betterment of mankind, another is the proper management of the earth's resources.

The attendees believed that, although there seemed to be overall improvement in world affairs, there was still a need for further commitment to multilateral action and global cooperation.

Ms. Seltzer said her primary victory was proof that many Democrats believed that although Mr. Forbes had switched parties, his positions on abortion and gun control -- he is opposed to both -- were antithetical to most Democrats.

But during a talk at a centre-right think tank, Mr Grayling told the audience he believed that although hotels should not be allowed to discriminate, different rules should govern bed and breakfasts.

It's marginal things, I really do believe that, although people may beg to differ".

LL At Chatham House Lizzie believes that although there are commonalities, the two groups operate in a very different way.

Most people here believe that although corruption under the old government was crippling, Mr. Shevardnadze was not venal.

Police and art experts believe that although some are taken for scrap, others are targeted by black market collectors.

I firmly believe that although the "point" of cooking lies in the end result, its meaning resides in the process.