Sentence examples for believes an increased from inspiring English sources
Sunae believes an increased interest in ethnic food could lead to an increased awareness of other cultures.
Marcelo Bergman, director of the Latin American Center for the study of insecurity and violence, believes an increased police force will have little impact.
Marcelo Bergman, director of the Latin American Centre for the study of insecurity and violence, believes an increased police force will have little impact.
Chris Thair, the chief operating officer of Wales Rugby League, believes an increasing emphasis on players' size and attempting to emulate the physiques of professional players are a contributing factors.
"Forbes has been unable to reach him to verify figures and believes an increasing chunk of money is going to protect him and his family," Kroll wrote on the Forbes site.
But contrary to what many people believe, an increased intake of dairy products, whether low-fat (milk) or full-fat (milk and cheese), had a neutral effect on weight.
Mr. Koda said he believed an increasing number of consumers knew more about fashion.
"While smartphone growth has been strong for the last few years, we believe an increasing carrier focus on data services and a wider range of smartphone products at more attractive price points have resulted in an inflection point in smartphone demand," Ounjian said, "which is driving a significant acceleration in global smartphone unit growth in the second half of 2007".
Blake believes an increase in the number of women deputy leaders provides grounds for hope.
Foster believes an increase in the size of the SPL would be preferable to the 10-team proposal which would see clubs still meeting each other four times per season.
As well as an increase in female cinemagoers, Fithian, who also lobbies for theatre owners and faced criticism for his handling of the Stop Online Piracy Act, believes an increase in the number of PG-rated films means family audiences will be another group crucial to the box office in 2015.
