Sentence examples for early believed from inspiring English sources

John Macarthur was the most notable of those who early believed that wool growing would be a major economic resource; he himself received a substantial land grant in 1805 to pursue this hope, and he persuaded Bigge of its validity.

Musgrave hit the front early, believing that he could dominate the quarter-final on a course that should have suited his style, but was left trailing on a long incline.

He left for Milan, where he studied at Istituto Marangoni, dropping out of the three year course early, believing that he knew everything they were trying to teach him.

"People who give up early believe the causes of the bad events that happened to them are permanent: the bad event will persist, will always be there to affect their lives.

It was earlier believed the recorder had been taken by pro-Russian separatists in the area.

The response of agricultural supply to increases in producer prices is considerably stronger than was earlier believed.

About the same time, the city's engineers yesterday expanded a safety zone around buildings that they believe had a greater chance of collapsing than earlier believed.

Neptune's discovery was eventually credited to both Adams and Le Verrier, although it now appears likely that Adams's contribution was less substantial than earlier believed.

Mitchell pioneered in the daily photography of sunspots; she was the first to find that they were whirling vertical cavities rather than clouds, as had been earlier believed.

A senior Isis member and Iraqi officials in Baghdad had earlier believed that the airstrike had taken place near the Syrian border on 18 March last year.

In our view, corroborated recently by Nd isotope studies22, the end-Ordovician glaciation could not have been restricted to a single short-lived glacial event, as earlier believed.