Sentence examples for which are widely believed from inspiring English sources

The European Union has been pushing to develop alternatives to fossil fuels, which are widely believed to contribute to global warming.

Successful cancer lineages often overcome mechanisms inducing cellular apoptosis, which are widely believed to have evolved as an anti-cancer mechanism57.

Almost as an aside, the study of birds — which are widely believed to be descendants of some dinosaurs — has led Dr. Dial to a novel hypothesis.

The Kentucky Republican joined other members of congress at a press conference on Tuesday to promote bipartisan legislation urging Obama to declassify the pages, which are widely believed to detail ties between Saudi Arabian funders and al-Qaida.

The arrests in 2003 resemble previous episodes, except for the greater severity of the prison sentences, which are widely believed to have been imposed to keep popular opponents out of public life during this sensitive moment in history.

Hong Kong is one of the largest hubs for China's intelligence agencies, which are widely believed to occupy several floors of a black-glass building in the center of the city.

An exception is Israel, which was widely believed to have acquired nuclear weapons in the 1950s.

A case in point, the telectroscope was a discursive invention which was widely believed to exist in the late 19th century.

Thus, RGD, which is widely believed to promote cell/biomaterial interactions, has a negative effect on HA implant performance.

Iran, which is widely believed to be backing the Houthis, demanded an immediate halt to the operation.

Megrahi was head of security of Libyan Arab Airlines, which was widely believed to have been a cover for his role in Libyan intelligence.