Sentence examples for believes a recent from inspiring English sources

James Mills, head of the Save EMA campaign, believes a recent YouGov poll, which showed that 47% of Londoners polled were opposed to the abolition of EMA funding, concentrated minds.

Paris St-Germain's Yohan Cabaye believes a recent league defeat by Lyon may prove extra incentive in Saturday's French League Cup final.

However Cameron believes a recent UN resolution calling for action against IS has provided more than adequate legal grounds for bombing, and moreover given that military action against IS in Syria is now critical for Britain's self-defense (in his view), there is an moral imperative to join in international military efforts.

Ms. Leonard believes a recent shift in understanding has moved nutrition from being an isolated and silent public health emergency to a much more urgent issue that has an impact on society at large.

If we're to believe a recent study from psychologists at Harvard and Virginia universities, though, most of us are Londoners deep down.

But Mr. Cheney noted that the president believed a recent round of court decisions, notably in Massachusetts, "were making the judgment or decision for the entire country," and had thus embraced a constitutional amendment.

(No, they haven't, if we're to believe a recent poll of New York state residents about the possible regulation of MMA).

But if we are to believe a recent story from ESPN.com, the NBA is not working out so well for many owners of teams.

Chairman of the Bermudan Organising Committee, Jon Beard, said he believed a recent visit by committee members from their island counterparts allied any fears over the country's readiness to host the Games.

If we are to believe a recent study by AshleyMadison.com, that's why married women say they cheat.

But, if we're to believe a recent mural plastered in Los Angeles, the mysterious street artist may have broken his silence.