Sentence examples for lives were believed from inspiring English sources

Tanya J. Glazebrook, president and chief executive of the foundation, said that MedicAlert had grown to more than four million bracelet-wearing members and that at least 80,000 lives were believed to have been saved by its efforts.

Those who lost their lives were believed to have drowned, with the depth of the flood reaching 2m (6.5ft) in places, but many of the 150 injured suffered chemical burns.

The Prime Minister says Nigerian forces - supported by the British - attempted to rescue Chris McManus and his Italian colleague, Franco Lamolinara, because their lives were believed to be in growing danger.

In the lore of Sierra Leone's indigenous people, the often bizarre rock formations near which the white-necked rockfowl lives were believed to house ancestral spirits.

Miao Deshun, who was 25 at the time of the mass pro-democracy demonstrations, was one of about 1,600 Chinese people jailed following a brutal military crackdown on 4 June 1989 in which hundreds of lives are believed to have been lost.

Pioneered in Colombia and East Timor by Peace Brigades International, this involves physically escorting activists or community leaders whose lives are believed to be in danger, in the hope that this may provide them with some type of protection.

That house, where Mrs. Sabhnani's mother still lives, is believed to now have a full-time staff of eight, according to United States government officials involved in the case.

Three men living there were believed to among the hijackers in Tuesday's attacks.

In 1995, fewer than 70 Manchu, all of whom were over age 70 and living in Heilongjiang province, were believed to still speak Manchu.

Helen Trotman, from Shropshire Wildlife Trust, said less than a dozen badgers were believed to live within the reserve.

Life events and accompanying psychological and behavioral reactions frequently have an impact on people's daily lives and are believed to predispose them to diseases [ 5, 6].