Sentence examples for change believes from inspiring English sources

But the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change believes the right number is 450 ppm.

Other, more fundamental things need to change, believes Avivah Wittenberg-Cox of 20-First.

"The shape of lamps will change," believes James Brodrick, who manages America's solid-state lighting research programme for the Department of Energy.

Alan French from the voluntary-sector organisation Directory of Social Change believes there may be as many as 500 charitable sources of financial help for undergraduates.

On climate, meanwhile, no one (including Christiana Figueres, the head of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change) believes a 2C deal is in prospect.

Britain's relay squad have become infamous for their haphazard changeovers but Reider, who has scrutinised films of every blundering baton change, believes the problems are more mental than technical.

Advocates for change believe that the nominee will have been chosen by the March date.

He said he had advocated for the change, believing it to match Trump's views.

Leaders could be resistant to change, believe that change is not possible, or just generally be apathetic.

Deputy president Paisan Rangsikitpho has defended the rule change, believing it is important for the image of the game.

Director Val Guest defended this change believing it was "filmically a better end to the story".