Sentence examples for believes low from inspiring English sources

Isn't that what your government believes: low wages increase competitiveness?

But he believes low academic expectation of black boys can be a form of racism, and at Mossbourne a concerted effort has been made to build intellectual confidence, enabling students from poor homes to compete for university places with their white, privately educated peers.

It believes low inflation and a strong pound will keep an interest rate rise on hold until the end of 2015.

The Fed believes low interest rates should not be the result of a high savings rate, but instead can exist by decree, a conviction which has directly led consumers to believe their spending can outstrip disposable income.

Lorrene Ritchie, Director of the Nutrition Policy Institute, a research organization, said by email that she believes low-fat or skim milk is still preferable to whole milk because liquid calories are not as filling as equivalent calories from solid foods and nationwide, the goal for most people should be to reduce calorie intake.

"The Tories would have you believe low pay is necessary for Britain to succeed.

They believed low cost paperbacks would destroy literary culture and harm the industry (not to mention their own bank accounts).

He said while Durham University may claim the art enhanced its reputation, he believed low pay rates detracted from it.

"Care Without Carbon" ensured all stakeholder concerns were raised through staff workshops and a localised patient survey: 74% believed low environmental impact healthcare was important.

We knew that many smokers switch to low tar and light cigarettes rather than quitting because they believe low tar and lights are less harmful.

He stressed that the bank believed low inflation would hold back the recovery, by retarding the pace of household deleveraging and effectively increasing real interest rates.