Sentence examples for a conjectural answer from inspiring English sources

This talk, based on arXiv 1610.09836, presents a conjectural answer to this question.

Describing, characterizing and interpreting the nearly infinite variety of carbonate rocks are conundrums – intricate and difficult problems having only conjectural answers – that have occupied geologists for more than two centuries.

There is a conjectural air to her enterprise.

(I once saw a conjectural re-staging of that work in Los Angeles; it was noisy and perfectly opaque).

Clapper claims that all of Amnesty International's monetary expenditures up to this point have stemmed from a conjectural belief that the FAA will apply to its foreign communications, and that this conjectural belief does not establish an imminent injury.

Although Morgan's evidence was indirect, his idea quickly became reified, and most geologists forgot that mantle plumes were a conjectural concept rather than an observation.

Phillipson devotes a "conjectural" chapter to reconstructing lectures on jurisprudence that Smith may or may not have delivered in Edinburgh in the winter of 1750-51.

The upper half is a conjectural formal garden consisting of four parterres: elegant compositions of roses, mixed flowers, hollies and topiaries.

None of this means that a Hebrew manuscript, an ancient version, or a conjectural emendation cannot yield a reading superior to that in the received Hebrew text.

For the case of manifolds of dimension n=3, a conjectural classification picture emerged in the 1970's, thanks to the work of William Thurston, in terms of symmetric geometries.

Instead they dropped a bomb at the last minute — a conjectural list of possibly problematic names that the Board of Elections has no hope of clearing up before Nov. 7.