Sentence examples for former believes from inspiring English sources

The former believes a writer's primary duty is to interpret the world; the latter that it is his job to change it.

The former believes that people are rational economic individuals with a tendency to pursue maximal benefits.

Americans Rickie Fowler and Kevin Chappell are a shot behind Ishikawa, and the former believes Woods has turned a corner.

The former believes that in the marriage, market men and women reaching their marriageable age are potential marriage transaction partners; when the two sides can predict that they will both benefit from marriage, they will make the decision to marry (Becker 1981).

It might be thought that one of the real differences between Mencius and Xunzi is that the former believes the necessary effort lies in growing or extending what lies in human nature, whereas the latter beieves that the effort lies in remaking and reshaping what lies in human nature.

While China does not want the North to develop nuclear weapons, the former believes they are primarily America's problem.

He was inclined to the former, believing that there was no 'dishonest, underhand or malicious intent' on Hair's part.

The former believed that government had to be seen as doing something to stimulate economic activity or confidence would continue to collapse.

Disagreement between outside shareholders and a controlling shareholder implies, by definition, that the latter will choose projects which pay off in states of the world that the former believe are less likely to occur.

The former believed such an action was necessary to restore the service's honor.

Nottinghamshire batsman Jake Libby's former coach believes his debut century will inspire other Cornish cricketers.