Sentence examples for believes far more from inspiring English sources

While much progress has been made since the Falklands, she believes far more needs to be done.

While voluntary commitments help to raise the bar, Unison's Johnson believes far more progress could be made through legislation.

He believes far more people in so-called "defined contribution" pension schemes will start taking an interest in how their funds are invested.

Dr. Wicklund says that is why she believes far more people favor abortion rights than are willing to admit it in polls.

The British Cycling policy adviser and 1992 individual pursuit Olympic champion Chris Boardman believes far more ambition is needed if Britain is to create a cycling and walking culture to rival countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands.

But the sale of EOP throws those assumptions out the window, with its explicit assumption that Blackstone believes far more strongly in the future of real estate values than do the public stock markets.

But experts believe far more money is siphoned by employers that illegally underpay premiums by underreporting the size of their work force or by doctors who fabricate bills.

All in all, American officials say they believe, far more people were killed and wounded in the riot than in the bombing that touched it off.

As a result, we believe far more in Tolstoy's coolheaded depiction of the marriage of Levin and Kitty, just as we believe more in Elena Greco's problematic relationship with Nino.

He died in March, but before he did, he is believed to have infected eight people on his floor at Hong Kong's Metropole Hotel and, health officials now believe, far more at other locations as well.

Imogen Zethoven, the AMCS Great Barrier Reef campaign director, said despite the Australian government's assurances to the Unesco's world heritage centre, the community believed far more must be done.