Sentence examples for believes holding from inspiring English sources

Mr Slater believes holding a mix of companies in the above categories creates a balanced portfolio.

Horsepool believes holding a European event so close to the Games may help Christie's cause against Chinese, Korean and North American skaters.

The company wants to capitalize on any customer who's flirting with the idea of purchasing and believes holding inventory is the best way to do that.

One 21-year-old protester, who didn't want to be named, believes holding a conference like this is "bizarre," especially considering New Zealand's reputation for prioritising peace.

Yet it is television which Watson believes holds the key.

Opera, Ms. Giraud believes, holds great promise for urban youth.

And the stories themselves, Mr. Hill believes, hold a special allure.

In a neighbouring village, however, chief Abubakar Kabia bannedthe practice – which he believes holds back development in the community – five years ago.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Geffen is particularly bullish about the prospects for Russia, which he believes holds much better prospects for investors than the UK or US.

It is that reticence to communicate that Michael Thewlis, a board member of the Newcastle United Supporters' Trust, believes holds supporters back from fully embracing the Ashley era.

In the past year he has spent more than £60,000 on an unlicensed drug which he believes holds out the only hope of extending his life.