Sentence examples for believes information from inspiring English sources

Steel found herself on the blacklist and believes information on it originated from the police.

Not any more, argues Paul Mason, who believes information technology is heralding a post-capitalist era.

Ignoring the actions of OnOneMap, who do not want to be licensed or pay the charges that others are legally required to pay would, therefore, leave us open to challenge from our other customers," the EA said, adding that it believes "information on flood risk should be the best data available, and should be accurate and up to date".

He believes information technology—something seen by many people as a threat to linguistic diversity might actually turn out to be its saviour.In this section An uncertain future Whales are people, too X-ray specs Hamburger junction Embracing the future ReprintsOn the face of things, there are few more powerful forces for the extermination of languages than IT.

Mrs Omobola Johnson, FMCT minister, believes information and communication technology (ICT) is "the fourth pillar of the Nigerian economy, contributing about 7.8% to the country's GDP".

Update: Three has now said it believes information was obtained from a total of 133,827 customer accounts — and has confirmed that "no bank details, passwords, pin numbers, payment information or credit/debit card information was stored on the upgrade system in question".

Because the Internet has an aura of "technology" surrounding it, the uneducated believe information from it even more.

(Launched only a month earlier, EIS puts information and the population affected by a disaster at the centre of its service. "We believe information is a form of aid in itself," says an EIS spokeswoman).

We believe information coming from news agencies is more reliable and quicker than information based on retweets.

Related to conformity bias is "confirmation bias," or the tendency to believe information that matches our preconceptions.

However, we believe information collected across multiple-use landscapes allows insights and conclusions not possible from one or a few intensively studied protected areas.