Sentence examples for believing it will from inspiring English sources

Republicans have tried to impede its work, believing it will saddle financial firms with onerous regulation and unreasonable investigations.

It's no surprise that many business associations oppose the legislation, believing it will expose the business to theft and its customers and employees to possible harm.

He asks glee club director Will Schuester Matthew Morrisonn) to coach the football team at dancing, believing it will help them to improve, increasing his chances of securing a football scholarship.

The EC is investing billions in its "rival" to the American Global Positioning System (GPS), believing it will bring significant returns to member-state economies in the form of new businesses that can exploit precise timing and location data delivered from orbit.

Ms. Liati also spoke of trolling for "that special buyer," and of believing it will happen.

Some refuse to take Praziquantel, believing it will hamper their ability to work.

Israel strongly opposes Palestinian reconciliation, believing it will give Hamas greater influence.

Residents struggle with the newer concepts, though, believing it will alter their way of life.

Is it ever reasonable to believe something just because believing it will have good consequences for you?

Some also see the crackdown as a welcome conservation move, believing it will give dwindling forest species room to recover.

The Knicks, however, were holding tight to their footwear, believing it will be useful next Sunday in Miami.