Sentence examples for I suspect based on from inspiring English sources
I suspect, based on what I've been doing over the last three decades, I'll be writing about what's happening to me.
I suspect, based on conversations I've had with Facebook insiders, that they are working on feature enhancements already.
I suspect, based on discussions I've had since the election, that their feelings of disrespect are not just about politics.
I gave up this exercise, and I suspect, based on Larimer's interview, that contests are more careful these days about permitting such obvious connections into the open.
As I suspect based on the various songwriter lawsuits against Spotify over its apparent failures in the handling of these NOIs, the "if known" modifying "the name of the author or authors" is actually translated as "don't bother" as most of the form NOIs don't even have a box for that information.
Second, the large transaction and screening costs at the insurer level make it less attractive to serve all types, as pointed out by Pauly (2012) who states that "of course managed competition wanted to take risk variation out of the problem, but I strongly suspect, based on page after page in the ACA, that doing so is more trouble than it's worth".
I also more than suspect, based on her record as a Senator and the record of the Clinton administration, that there are a number of areas where Senator Clinton is more likely to disappoint us and I am surprised at the short memory of my friends and colleagues who are supporting Senator Clinton.
But Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the new award seemed "constitutionally suspect," based on a brief description.
The researchers suspect, based on evidence from another study, that monarchs instead use patterns of polarized light visible through the clouds.
To summarize, we currently suspect, based on the data presented, that NLK normally interacts with and phosphorylates AR and regulates its interactions with its cofactors.
The ad follows a forensic artist, one of those people who draws crime suspects based on witnesses' descriptions.
