Sentence examples for mark believes that from inspiring English sources

"Mark believes that mobile really has the potential to live up to its expectations that we've all been talking about," he says.

Mark believes that the most dangerous place at Ocean Beach is the inside bar around Quintara and Pacheco in February and March.

Mark believes that his nearsightedness helped him develop good wave judgment — "It forced me to concentrate on patterns rather than data," he says — but concedes that when he started wearing contact lenses his surfing "improved a hundred per cent".

Mark believes that the tide is receding.

Mark believes that you can train the mind to "embrace the suck," another one of his terms, to make anything fun and enjoyable.

The then chancellor, Nigel Lawson, decided that the best way to keep the cost of living in check was for the pound to shadow the German mark, believing that this would import Teutonic anti-inflationary zeal into the UK.

Mr. Marks believes that this was one of the first signs of a style that might have become the 52 Blocks.

Bronze marks a regression on paper but Smith believes that overlooks what he was trying to achieve in Tokyo.

Britain believes that co-operation between the British and US national security councils marks a significant step.

Those who believe that independence will mark the beginning of a transition to Scandanavian-style social democracy ought also to remember that Salmond's economic sympathies lie firmly with Ireland, the ultra-low tax regime lionised by George Osborne as a "shining example of the art of the possible in economic policy-making".

We are too far off from having reached this mark to believe that now is the time to end the racial preferences and more significantly the extended benefits that accrue when a society becomes accustomed to seeing brown faces next to them in the classroom, on their streets and on the playing field.