Sentence examples for believed while from inspiring English sources

No one could have believed while he was prime minister that Fraser's final intervention in Australian politics would be the argument for the abandonment of the US alliance.

In Manhattan, Fort Washington Park is 24 acres bigger than previously believed, while East River Park shed 11 acres, and the already tiny Thomas Paine Park downtown lost 0.049 acres.

The study suggests what many doctors have long believed: While most prostate cancers are not life-threatening, a vast majority of men who receive the diagnosis are given aggressive treatments.

As employment consistently failed to respond, some analysts ventured that the economy must be growing more slowly than was generally believed while others argued that the traditional connection between economic advancement and job growth had broken down.

Her history with meat was remarkably similar to mine: there were things she believed while lying in bed at night, and there were choices made at the breakfast table the next morning.

That range has been largely consistent for decades; a 1978 study said that 85percentt of 5-year-olds believed, while just 25percentt of 8-year-olds kept the faith.

Half our brain says we're the blockheads for believing, while the other half is entranced.

Such ideas have gained ground recently, she believes, while mainstream interpretations have been drowned out.

The police, he believes, while fearful of appearing racist, were guilty of double standards.

Millions of jobs will be lost, he believes, while social inequalities on which the luxury industry thrives will be reinforced.

Around 600 Britons have travelled to Syria and Iraq since the conflict began, the Metropolitan Police believe, while around half are believed to have returned to the UK.