Sentence examples for believed to break from inspiring English sources
Fe2+ and [H] generated during micro-electrolysis have high chemical activity (Lai et al. 2012) and are believed to break down the carbon chains of organic contaminants.
Circumcision among the Aborigines is believed to break the boy's connection with the feminine world and introduce him to an expanded consciousness and a new awareness of the spiritual realm.
Although PFOS and PFOA have been phased out by some manufacturers in the United States and in some European countries, they are still produced elsewhere, and other similar compounds are believed to break down to PFOS or PFOA in the environment (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development 2002; U.S. EPA 2006).
"I am going to start testing prepaid cards onto which we will make benefit payments so that the money they receive is spent on the needs of the family, finally helping I believe to break the cycle of poverty for families on the margins".
"To that end, conference, today I can stand here and announce to you that I am going to start testing prepaid cards onto which we will make benefit payments so that the money they receive is spent on the needs of the family, finally helping I believe to break the cycle of poverty for families on the margins.
In general, fire is believed to help break the dormancy of Adansonia seeds (Watson 2007).
But Apple is also believed to want to break its ties with Google in mapping, though not search, where it gets a substantial split of any revenues Google receives from ad clickthroughs.
Western Anbar's raids killed many militants, but are not believed to have broken their groups.
Burglars are believed to have broken a window to enter the museum and raid the showcase.
A spokesperson said the religion would be "law-abiding and compatible with Italian regulations", without saying what rules, if any, Muslims were currently believed to be breaking in the country.
Mustafa's children are also believed to have broken off all ties with their father after the family – which at some point had moved to Egypt – returned to the eastern Mediterranean island.
