Sentence examples for was either believed from inspiring English sources

The main focus of the book is on the so-called Big Four oil barons of the mid-20th Century — H. L. Hunt, Clint Murchison, Sid Richardson and Hugh Roy Cullen — each of whom at one point was either believed to be, or perhaps actually was, America's richest man.

The intelligence supporting the claims was either not believed or was highly disputed by the experts.

This was either because they believed their current behaviour was adequate or they perceived no risk to health.

What the victims often have in common is that they were either not believed or they were ignored or, worse still, blamed.

On 10 occasions, vulnerable patients complained about his sexual abuse to staff, their parents and to teachers, but they were either not believed or ignored, the report said.

It took public monies to create the new technologies that private enterprise believed was either too risky, or didn't benefit them directly.

"So much of what I used to believe was either always a sham or has been made into a sham.

I have both a son and daughter and the last thing I want is either to believe this message.

Across all 3 countries the main reasons for not seeking hospital care when advised were either not believing their child needed care or that the costs were too high.

Others who knew him said they believed he was either divorced or in the process of getting divorced.

(Sources differ on her birth year. Although Bainbridge believed it was either 1932 or 1934, her birth was reportedly registered in 1933).