Sentence examples for believes put from inspiring English sources

To Maryann Milani, there is something wrong with a legal system that she believes put her disabled son's financial future in the hands of Ronald A. Straci.

What he's been saying is that Samsung has surpassed Apple as the leading handset maker; apps have become more important than the devices that carry them; and handsets are increasingly being evaluated on their ability to access the cloud and interact with other devices — trends that he believes put Apple at a long-term disadvantage.

Kimi Raikkonen lamented a mistake in qualifying that he believes put paid to his chances of a podium finish at the Indian Grand Prix.

Although he persuaded the state to waive the requirement in light of his decades of crime-free living, the scare prompted him to finally tell his wife, which he believes put them on a path to divorce.

And Rudolph, 32, believes putting down an early marker could be the key to a successful season.

He believes putting the two companies together will result in a powerful combined entity in an early-stage market.

He believes putting these three elements together in a single company made it very attractive to investors.

Jenny Morris, from the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, which helped introduce the scheme, believes putting ratings on the doors of eateries should be mandatory, as it is in Wales.

Olympic rules state that only three over-23 players are allowed in the national squads, something which Brooking believes puts the 49-year-old former Nottingham Forest left-back in pole position.

Trump, like the 11 presidents before him stretching back to Dwight Eisenhower, believes putting the squeeze on Cuba will force its government to loosen its grip on political freedoms.

But although her life revolved around her small, close family, May had one secret she kept from them all - and which, some believe, put her behind bars.