Sentence examples for believes adding more from inspiring English sources

I have never met a geologist or leading scientist who believes adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere will have any significant effect on climate change".

I have never met a geologist or leading scientist who believes adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere will have any significant effect on climate change, especially not from a relatively small country like Australia Rinehart has twice supported Australian speaking tours of UK climate change sceptic Lord Christopher Monckton.

Julia Vaughn, policy director of the Indiana chapter of Common Cause, a progressive watchdog group suing the Marion County election board over its refusal to expand early voting, said she believes adding more early voting locations wouldn't cost much, because there are already plenty of government buildings where the county could hold early voting.

Lastly, teachers get access to automatic behavior tracking in reports, which Sokikom serves in context with its learning report data, which Patel believes adds more value (and less pain) for teachers by serving both in one.

I said that I do not believe adding more guns in the form of armed civilians will make us safer.

As for people who sell guns illegally to the black market, Giltaca said they are already breaking federal laws, and he doesn't believe adding more laws will change anything.

"Power-sharing could lead to more violence," Yakani believes, adding that the current conflict has left South Sudanese much more divided – and at risk of further fractures.

Federer is not in action in Miami, nevertheless Murray believes adding to his tennis titles is more important than rankings.

Roger Cohen, president of the Regional Airline Association, said he believed that adding more carriers to the statistics would not "materially change the overall numbers".

"The administrator does not believe that adding more guns to the checkpoint by arming TSAs is the solution," the report said.

The poll referenced above also indicates a split between those who believe that adding more guns to a situation like the Virginia Tech tragedy would have helped reduce the violence (23% of adults), or made it worse (26% of adults).