Sentence examples for safe to believe from inspiring English sources

Combined with Santana Moss's 63-yard punt return for a touchdown and the sideline acrobatics of Laveranues Coles, it felt safe to believe the Jets had a shot at the playoffs, and that the youngsters would lead them.

Analysts say it's very safe to believe a big chunk of that decline occurred due to a reduction in U.S. Treasury holdings".

It's safe to believe the reason Canada remains a juicy option for migrants is that it looks a lot like America but is more polite, more cosmopolitan and less religious.

But it is safe to believe that unless the system is changed or the demographic composition of our parties is reversed, we will see more, not fewer 2000 and 2016 outcomes.

Therefore, at present it is safe to believe that epidermal blistering in pemphigus is primarily caused by antibodies against Dsg 1 and Dsg 3.

Most often, we believe out of intuition, or self-preservation: it's physically safer than not to buckle our seatbelts; it's psychologically safer to believe our sister will pull through her surgery than to not believe.

The survey discovered four reasons: 1) Authoritarian (parents, pastor, or authority figure said so); 2) Rational (thinking it through); 3) Utilitarian (safer to believe than not); and 4) Empirical (personal, spiritual experience).

It is a political entity, and it is never safe to presume to believe the words of a political entity.

It's safer for him to believe Santa Claus will pay a visit at the ripe age of 25, than to think the Cubs can win the World Series, right?

I've even come to believe in safe injection sites, where people can use heroin and cocaine under the supervision of healthcare workers.

… We aren't as "safe" as Mr. Deutsch would like to believe; the human race RE-ALLY has not been seriously challenged in several hundred years.