Sentence examples for with increased belief from inspiring English sources

Thereafter Marseille marauded forward with increased belief and the decisive goal came just before the hour.

Furthermore, we demonstrate that perceptions of changing climate – regardless of their accuracy – are correlated with increased belief in climate change and an increased concern for future climate impacts.

This is consistent with an explanation that familiarity with risk leads to minimization of the perceptions of that risk and reduced concerns, coupled with increased belief in the controllability of the risk and low vulnerability as a result.

While beliefs in heaven and hell have remained steady in recent decades, the increased belief in miracles crosses all religious traditions, with the strongest gains reported by those who attend services infrequently, Martin reported.

This approach allows to visualise how plausibility of the hypotheses changes with the increasing belief and decreasing allowed variation.

There is an increasing belief in the need to make sure that women from all different backgrounds feel engaged with feminism on campus.

Age was positively associated with increased normative beliefs about multiple sexual partners and social status (b = 0.023; P ≤ 0.0010).

Although some of the services suggested in this section are associated with increased resources, it is our belief that the body of knowledge about MCI requires society to adapt existing services and/or develop new ones for this population.

Their continued religiosity contradicts the theory that Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, Turkey's founder, applied in the 1920s that belief would die away with increased wealth and education.

This has led to the general belief that insulin analogues with increased IGF1R affinity in vitro might per se exert an increased growth-promoting activity in vivo.

Greater catastrophizing and pain-related beliefs (eg, the belief that pain signals damage) were related with increased pain interference and poorer mental health, while coping styles (eg, resting, asking for assistance) were related only with pain interference.