Sentence examples for believing the effects from inspiring English sources

Blennow et al. (2013) make the point that forest owners seeing and believing the effects of climate change improve prospects for adopting adaptive measures.

Some people may believe the effects of the alcohol are being neutralised by the caffeine".

As with smoking, many specialists believe the effects of alcohol on fertility can be reversed.

But Michael Kinnear, in his mid-20s, believes the effects of volunteering on his health are clear.

Many experts believe the effects are already being seen, but they are projected to worsen.

If we leave the EU, I believe the effects on the broader care industry and the NHS will be catastrophic, a view echoed by the TUC.

In 2006 and 2007, 47 percent of Republicans surveyed they believed the effects of global warming were already being felt.

His paper included only one-off sessions, while many scientists believe the effects of tDCS accumulate with repetition.

If we do find ourselves leaving the EU on Friday, I believe the effects will be felt quickly, as fear and confusion take hold.

Bella DePaulo, author of "Singled Out: How Singles Are Stereotyped, Stigmatized and Ignored, and Still Live Happily Ever After," believes the effects are minimal.

Do I believe the effects of the current economic crisis in the UK would have been less had it not been for Brown's deregulation of the financial sector as chancellor?