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But he added that he believed the rising graduation rate was evidence that the philosophy was the right one.

But many experts believe the rising supply of natural gas means it can substitute for other fossil fuels.

She believes the rising generation of digitally native twentysomethings is creating both a demand for and the tools for transforming how government works.

Connolly also believes the rising popularity of events like CinéfestOz and Melbourne international film festival is indicative of modern cinemagoing culture in Australia.

Not everything will be useful, but generally we believe the rising tide will raise all ships.

Mr Clark added: "We do not believe the rising burden of business rates upon Scottish business is conducive to business growth, nor is it helpful at a time when cashflow remains a challenge to many businesses".

But some believe the rising number of French Jews in the UK outstrips other French immigrants.

Many authorities and researchers believe the rising tide of overdoses has something to do with the opioid prescriptions we write.

She said she believed the rise in its use by professional athletes mimicked the use by college students.

If these reports are to be believed, the rise of social media has brought with it a rise in misogyny.

Criminologists and others who worked on the study said they believed the rise in fatal attacks has been fueled by a combination of factors.