Sentence examples for reports are believed from inspiring English sources

"The reports are believed to be part of the design by those bent on discrediting the counter-terrorist mission," its spokesman Chris Olukoladehe is quoted by the AFP news agency as saying.

And, if recent news reports are believed, that could happen very quickly.

Simply, peer reports are believed to be more reliable, and less biased by social desirability (the over-estimation of good aspects of one's own behaviour and under-estimation of bad aspects: [ 10]) than self-ratings and, as such, are considered the gold standard for assessment [ 11].

Israel, Fox News typically reports, "is believed to have the only nuclear weapons arsenal in the Mideast".

Over the next 40 years, numerous reports from mountain men and trappers told of boiling mud, steaming rivers, and petrified trees, yet most of these reports were believed at the time to be myth.

Self-reports are believed to underestimate diabetes prevalence because they depend on a patient seeing a doctor to receive a clinical diagnosis and correctly reporting when asked.

It has previously refused to classify pornographic films but Of Good Report is believed to be the first mainstream title to fall foul of it.

The stadium show lineup, Reuters reported, is believed to include Dave Matthews, above, the Black Crowes and Jack Johnson, all alumni of Bonnaroo.

Helgerson's report is believed to have questioned both the legality and the effectiveness of the cruelest of the agency's interrogation methods.

The German report is believed to mirror the results of an even broader study being compiled by the European Commission on broadband performance across the 27-nation bloc.

Broadview's report is believed to have killed the agreement, and Inprise/Borland, which is based in Scotts Valley, Calif., is not required to pay the $30 million breakup fee that had been written into the pact.