Sentence examples for believes getting more from inspiring English sources

He believes getting more younger people elected is vital.

And former British number one Andrew Castle believes getting more youngsters involved in the sport is key to developing British talent.

He would also expand early childhood education, which he believes gets more bang for the buck than remedial classes for older students.

The president of the National Union of Students, Toni Pearce, believes that getting more students registered will provide them with the "political clout" they so desperately need.

With McDyess out, Chaney actually wants to push the ball more, believing that getting more easy baskets will help alleviate the loss of McDyess's post-up game.

But as a performer I am, believe me, getting more classical and more orthodox, jealously protecting the heritage that I have learned".

Many observers believe that getting more women into the City, especially at board level, might help to curb the macho culture.

To a backdrop of groans from Conservative MPs, Cameron told the Commons he did believe Britain was getting "more abnormal weather events", which could be linked to climate change.

"I do believe people are getting more intelligent about how they evaluate coaching in this league," said Jeff Van Gundy, not that he would ever credit himself for such a metamorphosis.

Using adjectives A study found that the more description there is on a menu, the less expensive the dishes will seem to the customer as they will believe they are getting more value for money, meaning we often need to wade throught reams of adjectives before deciding what to choose.

Three-quarters (75percentt) of survey respondents assert that they are smarter shoppers than they were a year ago, and nearly nine in 10 (86 percent) believe they are getting more precise in what they buy.