Sentence examples for question we believe from inspiring English sources

The most important thing is the actions we take and there is no question we believe we have to act.

"Having spoken at length to the player in question, we believe he regrettably left his phone unattended and was the victim of a very misguided 'prank'".

"Without question, we believe AMD has executed, and has benefited from being the first-mover in a number of MPU product areas," Prudential said.

While we do not know the exact answer to this question, we believe that the implications of our other findings do extend beyond procollagen.

To most efficiently answer that question, we believe that reference intervals derived from African populations should be used in selecting participants and evaluating adverse events in future African research.

Although currently available data do not permit a definitive answer to this question, we believe that the answer is no.

Carter-Ruck said in a letter and press release that, although the Speaker had discretion over sub judice questions, "we believe the proceedings to have been and to remain 'active' within the definition of House Resolution... of 15 November 2001 in that arrangements have been made for the hearing of an application before the Court".

Despite many critical and unresolved questions, we believe that cardiac tissue engineering in general has an interesting perspective for the replacement of malfunctioning myocardium and reconstruction of congenital malformations.

Given that 100 students used fewer correct concepts on the post test, but many of those same students improved on those same concepts in the short-answer questions, we believe that the study design may have caused some fatigue.

With respect to these questions, we believe that the intervention period in this study, limited to approximately four months, was not sufficient to stimulate the development of these skills and that longer periods may be needed to affect flexibility and working memory, as was reported in previous studies with one- or two-year interventions (Barnett et al., 2008; Diamond et al., 2007).

These questions, we believe, will mirror patient's understanding of the treatment.