Sentence examples for lake believes from inspiring English sources

All manifestations, however, are significant, Mr. Lake believes.

Lake believes increased scrutiny over how schools handle campus rape has led advocates to demand more public condemnation of sexual harassment offenders.

But, cost effective or not, Mr. Lake believes countries shouldn't be deterred from placing importance on birth registration: "We may say, well, it costs too much, but when we reconsider the financial implications of these actions, let's also consider the costs of inaction.

In Hate-Kill-Repeat, two religious serial killers attempt to find Jason at Crystal Lake, believing that the three of them share the same contempt for those that break the moral code.

When it was opened up to a group discussion, there was agreement that a lack of consciousness about gender stereotypes was pervasive, which led to the question, "If you don't recognize it, how do you address it?" Lake believed that it must be "named and pointed out systemically," adding that reporters "pay no price for being sexist".

Thomas LeCount, a grocer from Niantic, Connecticut wanted to move his two-story summer house from the south side of the lake to the east side of the lake, but believed that moving the house conventionally would be inefficient.

Its once great fisheries have vanished; all twenty-four species native to the lake are believed to be extinct.

Between Prince Albert and Oudtshoorn lie two routes – the pass over the mountains, and the Meiringspoort pass which follows the winding path of the river between spectacular, lichen covered red mountains, and past a waterfall which fills the lake below, believed for many years to be the home of a mermaid.

The equipment has to remain sterile to avoid polluting the lake - believed to have been isolated for up to 500,000 years - and to preserve the value of the samples.

A dip in the sacred lake is believed to cleanse sins and cure skin diseases.

Mr. Schladow, whose research center monitors the lake's ecosystem, believes the plan is worth a try, if only because the possible alternative, a breakup of the two-state compact, is unthinkable.