Sentence examples for believes on from inspiring English sources

What one believes on the basis of no evidence simply exposes one's prejudice and is otherwise meaningless.

He reasoned that, if one believes on evidence, the latter may itself be belief, but this chain of justification ought to come to an end, and that this end point is some non-derivative knowledge, which he called after 1906 'apprehension' (SI, 816).

Reed (2010) argues that empirical investigation is sometimes required to determine what one believes on a certain issue: in his example, an economist must consult her previous work to determine her position on a complex question about taxation, but she nonetheless fully endorses that belief as her own.

He added, "No one believes on our side that they really want to give a tax cut to the middle class".

People have firm believes on if one should clean a crab (remove the shell and lungs) before being cooked.

If one would have strong prior believes on the correlations among parameters, this could be represented in a Bayesian hierarchical model.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce believes on-loan Liverpool striker Andy Carroll's next move will be a pivotal one in his career and is confident he will sign the forward on a permanent basis.

Carlisle United manager Greg Abbott believes on-loan Newcastle United full-back James Tavernier has already had a positive impact at Brunton Park.

In general, he believes, on-demand commerce represents "a massive opportunity and a market that has never been available till now".

Coach Geoff Horsfield believes on-loan defender Liam Chilvers would be an excellent addition to the Port Vale squad if he joins the club permanently.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila believes on-loan striker John Guidetti is prepared to give up the possibility of more lucrative employment elsewhere in order to sign a permanent deal with the Scottish champions should Manchester City not offer the Swede a new contract beyond next summer.