Sentence examples for is believed until from inspiring English sources

Jandek did not perform in public, it is believed, until 2004, when he appeared at a festival in Glasgow.

Every outlandish rumour is endlessly discussed, the grainiest sand-blown pictures pored over, but nothing is believed until someone can dash upstairs to Big Boss's office, where he has BBC News 24 on.

I said 'You won't be believed until someone visits them' and so I was given permission.

I responded: "Any politician who makes a private call to an editor has a right to be believed until he is proved a liar".

In a dramatic breakthrough that could affect millions of lives, scientists have been able to show for the first time that the body's immune defences can destroy the common cold virus after it has actually invaded the inner sanctum of a human cell, a feat that was believed until now to be impossible.

By Guy Adams in Los Angeles 3. A cure for the common cold may finally be achieved as a result of a remarkable discovery in a Cambridge laboratory Scientists have been able to show for the first time that the body's immune defences can destroy the common cold virus after it has actually invaded the inner sanctum of a human cell, a feat that was believed until now to be impossible.

"That's important because that in itself has not been believed until now".

The repressive, anti-inflammatory effects of glucocorticoids were believed until recently to be based mainly on transrepression [ 19], whereas the negative effects - with the exception of infection risk - and metabolic actions of glucocorticoid therapy were based on transactivation.

In contrast, mammalian genomes are dominated by class 1 elements and it was believed until recently that mammals completely lack active class 2 elements, although DNA transposons were once diverse and very active in early mammalian evolution (Lander et al. 2001; Lindblad-Toh et al. 2005; Pace and Feschotte 2007).

It is believed that until last week, no committee has ever voted to confirm a Cabinet nominee before questioning him.

The system is believed to be flawless until an officer from that same unit is mistakenly accused of a future murder (Dick 2002).