Sentence examples for believed the scale of from inspiring English sources

I think we are more likely to see a formula of street demonstrations and judicial action [than coups]." Activist and former senator Jon Ungpakorn believed the scale of the Puea Thai win should offer protection against a coup even in the long term.

But he said he believed the scale of the impact on Standard Charted would be "contained".

"We just couldn't believe the scale of these plans".

'He used to tell me that corruption was absolutely everywhere and that I would not believe the scale of it.

It is difficult to believe the scale of the cruelty involved in the story of Britain's child migrants.

Bubb supports the move but believes the scale of the problem has been underestimated, pointing to research suggesting that 3,500 people are currently in hospital-based settings; 900 more than the government programme said.

The Bank of England in its must-read "Financial Stability Report," issued in April, believes "the scale of reserve accumulation by central banks and their preference for fixed-income products and banking deposits, has likely increased the demand for debt relative to equity in recent years".

We believe the scale of the opportunity offered to Boomers by converting to worker-ownership is significant and will ensure their businesses continue to do good and create wealth for people who truly deserve it: the workers who helped build them.

She believed the scale and energy of Ofili's paintings made him a natural choice, but to offset his work's bacchanalian life force, she opted for the very precise sensibility of sculptor Conrad Shawcross, and a wild card in the form of the reliably unpredictable conceptual artist Mark Wallinger.

It is believed that the scale of decentralisation within DARD will see a significant interest in the redundancy plan, particularly amongst senior staff based in Belfast.

The report notes instances in which "accountability recommendations" were overruled by higher-ups, in one case because the director had said that he "believes the scale tips decisively in favor of accepting mistakes".