Sentence examples for believed to feed from inspiring English sources

Fuel has also been discovered in three other underground formations nearby, also believed to feed the aquifer.

In turn, the monsoon climate is believed to feed back on the development of the mountains via surface processes and to partially control the tectonic evolution of the fold belts that have developed since the time of initial India-Eurasia collision (Clift et al. 2008; Whipple 2009; Willett 1999).

The image of the "Pelican in her Piety" (believed to feed her young on her own blood) is a recognised symbol for Christ's love for the Church.

Due to the lack of well-developed dentition in the mouth, narwhals are believed to feed by swimming towards prey until it is within close range and then sucking it with considerable force into the mouth.

On the other hand, species in the genus Xeniaria (still of the suborder Arixeniina) are believed to feed on the guano and possibly the guanophilous arthropods in the bat's nest, where it has been found.

These conceptualisations share the common feature that the dental fear is believed to feed back into itself as a result of a number of repercussions of the fear.

BP was generally believed to be fed up with Russia.

The canisters are believed to have fed a fire that brought down the plane.

American and British tobacco companies and their Canadian affiliates were widely believed to be feeding the black market.

Some ostreiform (oyster-shaped) types of the same period are believed to have fed by gentle pulsation of the dorsal valve.

They are believed to have fed cooperatively in flocks.