Sentence examples for believed that asking from inspiring English sources
While he favoured the UK remaining within the EU, he believed that asking the public to decide would help "clear the air" and he trusted the British public to reach a "sensible" decision.
Encouragingly, the majority of dentists and dental students in this study believed that asking about dietary habits would help in the diagnosis and decision making about treatment of dental erosive lesions.
Most dentists (75.7 %, 190/251) and students (53.1 %, 43/81), however, relied instead on the general signs of dental erosion without resort to an index during the clinical diagnostic phase.> Most dentists (90.8 %, 228/251) and dental students (85.2 %, 69/81) believed that asking about dietary habits during history taking could help in the diagnosis and treatment-planning phase for dental erosion.
They also believed that asking every pregnant woman about whether they have consumed alcohol will enable changes in behaviour and improved health outcomes for the mother and child (n = 137, 85.6%), will make it easier to diagnose or exclude alcohol related problems in the child (n = 137, 85.6%), and will identify women who need support to stop consuming alcohol during pregnancy (n = 147, 91.9%).
And if you don't believe that, ask any U.S. ambassador from Morocco to Islamabad -- any one of them.
(If you don't believe that, ask any soldier who has served there and seen it. Every day is like Apocalypse Now. Poppies, anyone?).
"And you believed that?" asked David Bright, the lawyer who represents both Mr. Little and ReMax Associates, which was also named in the suit.
She has not gotten her own answers yet, but believes that asking is a start.
Behave as if you believe that asking thoughtful questions will lead to a reliable node in your network.
"I believe that asking for a pad or a tampon shouldn't be such a taboo thing to boys.
"But we don't believe that asking the person who has the least -- the cash-strapped student -- to pay the most is the answer".
