Sentence examples for may believe a from inspiring English sources

That is to say, investors may believe a bank is stable.

The Yankees may believe a fourth consecutive title is their divine right, after what occurred in the last two games.

Some parents sense something is wrong but may believe a child should do what he or she is told — "ting hua," or "be obedient" — and that should solve the situation.

The report continued: "While tourists may believe a stripper's smile is a sign she's choosing the lifestyle, the trained advocates and police investigators know it could be a trick".

SOME skeptics may believe a thing only when they see it in writing, but is the writing more believable when it is seen on paper rather than on a computer screen?

Sometimes a user may believe a service provider's statements or promises, based on the brand name or reputation of that service provider, or based on the user's past experience of interaction.

Those who may believe in a cause or have an opinion, but choose not use their voice.

A village or region may believe that a certain type of lemur may be the ancestor of the clan.

Whatever the five million may believe about a higher power, they all share a deeper belief in human rights, including rights of free speech and free press.

Some investigators may believe that a trial of high-risk subjects would have greater power than a trial of the same size among average-risk subjects.

There is just one sporting director and one head coach and one owner who may believe that a certain player is going to help them win".