Sentence examples for so far believed from inspiring English sources

Since 1952, there have been 22 commercial jetliners, of which only 2 (Boeing's 707 and 727) are so far believed to have made any money.

Mr. Booker, a 49-year-old electrician from Oklahoma City who came to Russia to meet a woman he intended to wed, was one of nine foreign citizens so far believed to have died in the raid.

Lombardi was known to have held a fundraising party for the Front National the previous evening, and most of the efforts by Le Pen's entourage in the US are so far believed to have been directed towards securing much-needed contributions to party funds.

Yet the government's security plan, the plan vigipirate, was not enough to stop what is so far believed to be the most organized and coordinated attack Islamic State has perpetrated outside its territory.

I made the trip back to see a band that had provided a significant soundtrack to my life so far, believing this moment would be among other things a point of reflection on that dark day.

Nerissa Hannink, who has worked on all the issues produced so far believes, "it has helped [me] in communicating my work to a wider audience, not just my immediate research community".

I don't believe it has been mathematically proven to be completely immune to quantum attacks, but the best minds so far believe that it is extremely difficult for quantum computing to solve the lattice problems - the shortest vector problem (SVP) and the closest vector problem (CVP) – upon which lattice cryptography is built.

But, daunting as this challenge may be, none of the scientists I've spoken with so far believe we're doomed.

The next batch is arriving this week, but Mr. Sandler said that based on their count so far, he believed the opponents were about 4,500 signatures short.

The experimental histograms with kinks, which have so far been believed to require the use of a finite threshold, are shown to be fitted much better by the present chain-of-RVEs model.

said, and the infection so far is believed to have been transmitted from physical contact with poultry, not from eating it.