Sentence examples for believed to carry from inspiring English sources

It is known as a "Mandylion", a hand towel, believed to carry the face of Jesus.

The federal security service is believed to carry out widespread phonetappings of perceived enemies.

Some 50 million people worldwide are believed to carry MRSA, which is readily passed by skin contact but rarely causes infection in healthy individuals.

The firm owns a patent on the BRCA1 gene, which Jolie carries and which is believed to carry a high risk of causing breast cancer.

Nearly 11percentt of the adult population is believed to carry H.I.V., according to Unaids; 72,000 died of AIDS in 1999.

Bats are believed to carry the zoologic virus and spread it to humans, though bats are not believed to be affected by the virus.

Twenty-four educatinstitutionsutions, museums, galleries and libraries are in on the initiative, a national first, the organizers believe, to carry a central statewide theme.

However, when the respondents were asked what stations they believe to carry the highest risk and why, they mostly mentioned stations associated with the platform side change for the same reason.

He still has roughly $2 million in cash on hand enough, he believes, to carry him through a couple of unprofitable years, followed by break-even results on $5 million or so in sales by 2012.

Sam is first to discover a finely carved statue head, the Head of the Primavera, which he believes to carry magical powers.

Sam rescues an Italian boy named Angelo from a collapsing building, and discovers the Head of the Primavera which Sam believes to carry magical powers.