Sentence examples for believed wider from inspiring English sources

Stagecoach said it believed wider use of self-driving buses could be safer, more efficient and save space within its depots.

Platini again hinted he believed wider forces were at work in forcing him out of the upper echelons of football administration only two months before a European Championship in his native France that he had hoped would be a lap of honour after ascending to the Fifa presidency.

Through studying such patients, Dr. Braun believes, wider medical applications may be discovered.

Edwin Cameron, an openly gay and HIV-positive judge on Johannesburg's constitutional court, agrees, but believes wider societal change across Africa is also a factor: "It's not only about a political movement," he says.

He wants to open data to the world and analyze all the data sets in the same way to see if "any signals survive". Hu is more cautious (partly to safeguard confidentiality) but does believe wider access to data and checking results against multiple data sets will help identify genuine effects.

Some experts believe wide adoption of the technology is inevitable.

Mr. McHugh said he believed the wider dispersal of males was one factor in the high percentage of females killed.

Senator Graham said that he believed a wide-ranging investigation was necessary but that it was premature to conduct one now.

Just as she hopes the work of gay and transsexual scientists will improve the scientific understanding of sex and mating, Dr. Roughgarden said she believed a wide diversity of perspectives would lead to better governance.

Many people believed that wide-spread corruption triggered the crisis.

Hernández believes the wider ramifications of those policies deserve attention, too.