Sentence examples for believes proves from inspiring English sources

The success of the social enterprise, its founder believes, proves that people want an "alternative answer" to the supermarket giants.

"Despite recognising that the UK economy has a lot more momentum than previously thought, Carney cannot shake the inconsistency of weak wage growth, which he believes proves the existence of spare capacity in the UK economy and justifies later rate rises.

Sharon offered evidence that she believes proves that Michael Jackson, is in fact, finishing all the music that music executives have recently released as studio enhanced songs of Michael Jackson's unfinished material found in his catalog.

The N.L.R.B.'s case rests on statements by Boeing officials that, it believes, prove retaliation.

Besides, be it for environmental issues or individual freedoms, protesting against a democratically elected government without resorting to violence I believe proves Turkish society's European identity.

This building, coming on the Mall in a way most people could never have believed, proves to me how more and more amazing America is, even with its difficulties, in dealing with traumatic issues and working through them.

The article "Added Toll of Bereavement" on Feb. 4, I believe, proves that at least some people agree with me, even if the ages of the lost children are older.

Lawyers for U.S. billionaire Kirk Kerkorian said they'd won access to evidence they believe proves DaimlerChrysler misled shareholders about its 1998 merger, supporting their $8 billion lawsuit.

In his book, Denby describes Dowd as "essentially sour and without hope," but my evidence, I believe, proves him wrong.

For a quarter of a century, a few Princeton University scientists have been quietly gathering data that they believe prove that the mind can influence the performance of machines.

Ms Del Ponte was accused of taking delivery of transcripts from Serbia, which many, including her, believe proved Serbia's guilt there, on condition that they were kept out of the hands of the court.