Sentence examples for believing free from inspiring English sources

Public opinion certainly continues to turn against free trade: an NBC-Wall Street Journal poll in September 2010 found 53% of Americans believing free trade agreements hurt the U.S., with only 17% believing them beneficial.

Kuhn and some owners believed free agency would wreck baseball.

He believes free versions, even unauthorized ones, entice new readers.

After that, legislators believed, free competition among providers would lead to better service and better prices.

No cases of squirrelpox were seen, although most carcasses came from areas believed free of the disease.

Among those favouring Brexit, 69% believe free movement is bad for the country and 17% of Remain supporters agree.

You believe free will means that we are free to make good choices — and that we should be severely punished if we don't.

When Nelson declined to give the league a stay, lawyers for the players said they believed free agency should start immediately.

At an abstract level, people seem to be what philosophers call incompatibilists: those who believe free will is incompatible with determinism.

In his seminal book Capital, Marx (1818 1883) believed free capitalism would eventually create monopolies.

In America, we believe free markets should make decisions like that.