Sentence examples for believes the completion from inspiring English sources

He believes the completion of redevelopment at Ashton Gate will give them extra financial clout, while they will also hope to avoid errors made in the transfer market this summer.

Many people here believe the completion of the first phase is the start of Atlantic City's long-awaited renaissance.

Professor Phil Whitfield, vice-principal for students at King's College London and a PhD supervisor, believes the variation in completion rates shows some institutions have considered doctorates to be little more than an add-on to undergraduate teaching.

He believes that the completion of the Uruguay round of multilateral trade negotiations in the 1990s was more important for the British economy than joining the single market (which latter move Mrs Thatcher, no less, initiated).

However, it is understood that Zaha has told friends he believes the deal is close to completion.

Residents said they believed that the completion of a segment of the border wall near Douglas shifted smuggling traffic farther east in the last couple of years to more remote, rugged areas along the New Mexico border.

Miller, according to Urdan's report, believes the new owners "can revive the University of Phoenix by improving completion outcomes dramatically..

Sirén, who played a major role in organising the performance of the fragments, believes that completion is impossible on the basis of existing sketches, and would be dependent on further discoveries.

Effectiveness of blinding was assessed by asking participants and investigators at the completion of treatment what they believed the participant had received.

Most explanations invoke increases in drilling and completion efficiency but I believe the truth lies in the continued availability of external capital to fund drilling of an ever-increasing number of producing wells until quite recently.

We believe the study demonstrated that simple risk assessments account for only some of the outcome, with treatment completion and recovery measures also contributing.