Sentence examples for believed weakness from inspiring English sources

In Australia, around half the population believed "weakness of character" is a cause of both depression and schizophrenia [ 1], while in Turkey over 60% believed that this is a cause of schizophrenia [ 8].

Some industry officials say they believe weakness in the rental market will create attractive expansion opportunities for business center operators.

Today, he said he believed the weakness extended well beyond Europe.

The company reported debt of about $367 million as of June 30, but Standard & Poor's said it believed that weaknesses were partly offset by the firm's strong domestic position in Oman's oil field-services sector.

A Microsoft executive said today that the company did not believe the weakness had been previously known by members of the computer underground or used for hostile attacks.

But it believes the weakness will prove to be short-lived and is no reason for the newly elected Conservative government to reconsider plans for another round of cuts.

"Following a series of channel checks and conversations with industry insiders we believe recent weakness in Juniper shares presents a buying opportunity ahead of the quarter.

However, the Taiwanese were more likely than the Japanese to believe in "weakness of character", "heredity" and "stress from a disaster" as a cause.

Before the terrorist attacks, Oracle executives believed that the weakness in technology spending had probably bottomed out.

At one time, it was thought that cancer was a "disease of civilization," belonging to much the same causal domain as "neurasthenia" and diabetes, the former a nervous weakness believed to be brought about by the stress of modern life and the latter a condition produced by bad diet and indolence.

If the hacker, who went by the name OurMine, is to be believed, Zuckerberg's weakness was in re-using passwords: they say they found his details in a database of 117 million passwords hacked from social network LinkedIn in 2012.