Sentence examples for believed to extend from inspiring English sources

It is believed to extend for at least two more years.

For the Platonic astrologers, the element of fire was believed to extend throughout the celestial spheres, and they were more likely than the Aristotelians to believe in the possibility of divine intervention in the natural processes through celestial influences upon the Earth, since they believed in the deity's creation of the celestial bodies themselves.

You don't have to be in a position where you can't realize your full economic potential.' " The United States government has not made a public estimate about the size of the Revolutionary Guard, an organization that dates to the Islamic revolution of 1979 and whose branches are believed to extend widely throughout the Iranian military.

The practice of smoking of milk-handling plastic containers in the camel milk value chain is strongly believed to extend the shelf life of the raw camel milk.

The oldest fossils of placodonts come from the lower Muschelkalk of Germany, which was once believed to extend back to the Lower Triassic.

The presented heterogeneous process of singlet oxygen photogeneration is believed to extend the area of applications of that highly oxidative reactant as compared to known homogeneous systems employing unbounded active species.

Canada is also believed to oppose extending the Kyoto agreement.

However, Iranian backing is not believed to have extended to military support, as it has in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon.

Frustration effects on ABC close-packing of C70 molecules were believed to prevent extended polymerization based on 2 + 2 cycloaddition bonds, but here we show that an extended polymeric phase is obtained at 10 GPa and 270 °C.

In the aqueous intercellular environment, many antimicrobial peptides are believed to adopt extended or unstructured conformations, although this may not be the case if there are intramolecular bonds present, which will ensure a specific conformation in a variety of environments due to induced rigidity.

This extension, however, is apparently open-ended, and now the Scottsdale City Council is believed to be willing to extend its own Friday deadline toward the construction of a new arena.