Sentence examples for believed world from inspiring English sources

It is believed World Cup merchandise sales have plummeted by more than 50 per cent in the last two weeks.

Ono added that she still believed world peace is possible: "It think you can be cynical about these things.

That number is up 11percentt from Datafolha's last study, conducted in June 2013 during the Confederations Cup -- the tournament that takes place in the host country a year before the World Cup -- which showed 44percentt of the population believed World Cup would do more harm than good.

He should contrast the Democrats' belief in science with the GOP's make believe world.

Mother Teresa's ministry with the poor won her the Nobel Prize and the admiration of a believing world.

Sir Nick Faldo believes world number two Rory McIlroy needs to "concentrate on his golf" to regain his form.

Formula 1's governing body the FIA believes world champion Sebastian Vettel committed no offence during the Brazilian Grand Prix.

Burnham, a former Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, believes world football's governing body must act.

The call on commodities and aerospace, so far on the money, is a no-no if you believe world growth is shaved by our economic contraction.

Some scientists believe world temperatures could exceed the 1.5-degree threshold as soon as 2030 and say time to change course is running out. .

Last year, he said he believed the world was getting warmer — and humans were a cause.