Sentence examples for I'd infer from inspiring English sources

From your letter, I'd infer that you don't share the problem of finding dating difficult, because I imagine if you did you might be less concerned that her case is an exceptional one, or identify your friend's disability as the thing that "puts people off".

I'd infer from The Occupy Wall Street Journal that it means what OWS perceives to be the use of corporate money to create government policies that "abuse" poor, elderly, sick and young people; pollute the environment; "force" people to go into debt to pay medical bills and get an education; kill people in "imperial" wars; and repossess or foreclose on their houses.

That's how I would infer what it means.

In the case of the settlement with JPMorgan, the settlement was so perfectly worded to avoid suggesting any wrongdoing that could lead to follow-on suits from investors that "I would infer that they couldn't have settled this case if you made it about misleading statements," Mr. Coffee said.

I'm not sure what your revenues are, but I would infer about $4200 per month.

Looking at the audience, I would infer that most of those pure types were in the audience, but I know better.

More importantly, it would infer the DA was condoning Sterling's purported statements.

(If you buy the apocryphal tale that Marie Antoinette's breast inspired the glass's shape, you'd infer that she was a C-cup).

They'd infer patterns and build a model in their head to predict what would happen if they decided to do (or not do) something.

If an archaeologist millennia hence had to judge human size by wristwatch dimensions, he'd infer that in the past 20 years people had gone from Tom Thumb to T. rex.

If we assume that there is no QTL segregating in I × P, we would infer the partition DS | CIP, while if we take the evidence for a QTL in I × P as sufficient, we would infer the partition CP | DIS, and this is the partition that Li et al. (2005) assumed.