Sentence examples for increase belief from inspiring English sources

A persistent and stable negative self-concept is likely to reduce the individual's confidence in his or her ability to achieve desired social goals and increase belief in the probability of negative outcomes in social interactions.

In this context, media reporting that emphasises risk to health of air pollution in a locality, as is the case in some parts of the study area in this investigation, may increase belief about the risks of air pollution and, the likelihood of recall bias for exposure.

The other two interventions fared even worse: the images of sick children increased the belief that vaccines cause autism, while the dramatic narrative somehow managed to increase beliefs about the dangers of vaccines.

Exposure to media that endorse conspiracies increases belief.

Thereafter Marseille marauded forward with increased belief and the decisive goal came just before the hour.

"Harsh" statistics, one commentator said of Israelis' increasing belief in God; "a worrisome finding," said another.

There is an increasing belief in the need to make sure that women from all different backgrounds feel engaged with feminism on campus.

The biggest source of optimism among opponents is the increasing belief that the polling on which Trump draws his confidence is profoundly flawed.

This was evident at this time by his increasing belief in the use of communications to bring mankind together in what he called the "global village".

But the 19th-century sports rush was also fueled by Britain's own increasing belief in the importance of games at the height of its imperial reach.

The barrage, they say, underscores the increasing belief by several of the major campaigns that Iowa may be more critical than in the past in determining who ends up with the Democratic nomination.