Sentence examples for is long believed from inspiring English sources

Even as other Catholic countries – including Ireland and Malta – have made strides in gay rights, the presence of the Vatican in Italy is long believed to have influenced the passage of certain rights and protections that are opposed by the church, including divorce and abortion, which were legalised in the 1970s.

While it is long believed that differential expression of neuroendocrine genes contributes to establishing seasonal reproductive rhythms, no systems-level investigation has yet been conducted.

It is long believed that there are stem cells in the mammary glands because this organ has the capability of undergoing an extensive growth at puberty and a second phase of expansion and retraction during pregnancy under the regulation of estrogen [ 4].

It was long believed to be by the 18th- century French sculptor Roubiliac.

It was long believed that the last known specimen was killed (and stuffed) in the 1860s.

It was long believed, for example, that the United States had just one population of orchard orioles.

Following a poorly received 1955 premiere in Yorkshire, England, in a heavily censored version, it was long believed to be lost.

"It's not just concentrated in Africa, as was long believed.

He was long believed to have been the gunman in the killing until a comrade took responsibility.

In India, the Philippines was long believed to be the stones' source of origin, Mr. Ward said.

LESBIANISM was never illegal in Britain, mainly, it was long believed, because Queen Victoria thought ladies did not do such things.