Sentence examples for increasingly believed from inspiring English sources

And late Thursday, officials said they increasingly believed there was no connection between the letters and the bombing.

Iran was initially blamed for that attack, but it is increasingly believed to have been the work of Al Qaeda.

IT IS increasingly clear (or increasingly believed, at any rate) that Larry Summers will be the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.

She lived with the uncertainty, but increasingly believed there had been a death from which her father had never recovered and could not speak of.

At decisive moments, however, he would overcome his caution and take great risks to further the destiny in which he increasingly believed.

As the night wore on, investigators increasingly believed the letters had no connection to the bombing, but were probably a strange coincidence, one official said.

Other polls indicate that voters increasingly believe the country is headed in the right direction.

But investors increasingly believe that lenders massage their sums to cut their capital requirements.

"Americans increasingly believe that their elected officials are playing games rather than solving problems," Blinder wrote.

Protestants increasingly believe that the I.R.A. has no intention of ever disarming.

Sony, for one, increasingly believes that new and old media businesses are complementary.