Sentence examples for believes branches from inspiring English sources
Mr Davis believes branches are vital for the cheap funds they bring in through deposits and the opportunity they provide to market more profitable products than current accounts.
In Justin Bieber's new album, "Believe," he branches out musically while hewing to the persona he created.
Even the female senior officers said they believed all branches of the military have made progress in combating sexual harassment.
At the same time, people in the tribal areas believe some branches of the Pakistani government are encouraging the Taliban in their route to power, he said.
"Were George Washington living today," LaHaye has said, "he would freely identify with the Bible-believing branch of evangelical Christianity that is having such a positive influence on our nation".
Zadie Smith has described libraries as "absolutely essential", Alan Bennett believes that closing branches is verging on "child abuse" and Neil Gaiman that failing to value libraries is "silencing the voices of the past [and] damaging the future".
Being prepared is not a matter of luck, unless you believe, as Branch Rickey is reputed to have said, that "luck is the residue of design".
Supporters believed the branch would economically help both Louisville and Memphis and would lessen their dependence on trade along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
He also believes that the branch model of old is going to be replaced by agents, who act as cheaper cash-in and cash-out points for customers.
Mr. Wyden has repeatedly called on the administration to release its legal memorandums laying out what the executive branch believes it has the power to do in national security matters, including the targeted killing of a citizen.
