Sentence examples for believed there could be from inspiring English sources

But Mr Rolet hinted that he believed there could be a case against rivals for restricting competition.

Woods does not have a specific solution, but he said he believed there could be a better plan in the future.

The CML said it believed there could be a flurry of activity in the early months of 2012, as the stamp duty holiday comes to an end.

Some state legislators even said they believed there could be a constitutional problem if anyone were to challenge the local ordinances in court.

Mr. Hingle and a second patron who would give only his first name, Tracy, said they believed there could be more bodies out there.

When Poland held national ceremonies last month marking the 70th anniversary of the start of the ghetto uprising, officials in Warsaw said they believed there could be four survivors left.

Prof Pemberton says those stags' antlers are also showing signs of change and, again, she believes there could be a link with climate change and the availability of improved grazing for the animals.

Not believing there could be a gesture I didn't know, I replied that they must have made it up.

But Hinse believes there could be other possibilities.

No. Did I believe there could be a truthful affidavit?

Analysts say they believe there could be thousands of Shabab sympathizers in Kenya.