Sentence examples for problems of believing from inspiring English sources

Modal fictionalists take theories committed to the existence of possible worlds, merely hypothetical situations, non-actual but possible objects etc. to be strictly and literally false, and so they avoid the problems of believing in possible worlds.

All of which is my problem for believing in a fictional character - but still.

That said, a more sinuous politician than Clegg would have anticipated the problem of Tories believing in conservatism, and would have worked harder to win over potential Tory rebels.

Neighbors of several of the assessors had problems believing them capable of any sort of high crime.

But no weirder than chucking money at a Georgian mansion in the face of profound structural problems and believing that this would be a crowd pleaser.

*P < 0.05 Risk indicators for having had one or more teeth removed included being aged 38 years or more, usually visiting a dentist because of a problem and believing that cordial was good for teeth (Table 3).

However, it has been argued that "all over the world those who do not comply are those least able to comply" [ 15], social science studies therefore, need to go beyond the description of existing problem and believing that health education will improve treatment seeking and adherence for BU.

Where the doctor had not reported the colleague to relevant authorities, reasons included thinking that someone else was taking care of the problem, believing that nothing would happen as a result, or fear of retribution.

Amidst all the attention given to the sciences as to how they can lead to the cure of all diseases and daily problems of mankind, I believe that the biggest breakthrough will be the realization that the arts, which are conventionally considered "useless," will be recognized as the whole reason why we ever try to live longer or live more prosperously.

One of the problems, I believe, is the mechanism of the "dispersal system".

Risk indicators for self-rated oral health as 'fair or poor' included being aged 38 years or more, ownership of a health care card, having a lot of difficulty paying a $100 dental bill, usually attending a dentist because of a problem, believing teeth should be brushed none or once daily and not brushing teeth the previous day.