Sentence examples for an obvious inference from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration's refusal to say more than that the U.S. is not now, and will not in the future, tap the official cell phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel (and other senior officials) leaves us with an obvious inference: the U.S. has done so in the past.

An obvious inference, although one difficult to prove rigorously, is that the above-normal profits earned in industries like real estate or cement accrue because of the cozy relationship between business and government.

An obvious inference from Burke's account of compound abstract words is that to use these is to touch the experience of reader or listener, and that persuasion was unavoidably central to discussing politics: this befitted a practical rather than a speculative subject.

An obvious inference from these results is that standard genetic analyses of complex traits are bound to miss the vast majority of relevant genes.

An obvious inference from our data is that because TtPilF binds DNA, and because p[NH]ppA causes structural change in the oligomer, ATP hydrolysis by TtPilF would be linked to active DNA transport across the inner membrane.

The size of the sum can only be explained by an assumption that the businessman was going to get something of great value – something which, as a matter of obvious inference, could not be obtained by approaching Prince Andrew through proper channels.

The obvious inference is that a woman who takes Steele to task must be sexually frustrated, in need of a real he-man.

But one obvious inference to be drawn from the British experience of an indebted empire and a sliding currency, as well as from the history of the diplodocus, is that eternal life is not on offer.

It is noteworthy that in this and most of our other successful predictions, there is a strong bias towards the authors' areas of expertise – from which the obvious inference is that other experts would, equally easily, have been able to predict additional sets of functions.

'I chose to ignore the obvious inference.

It's the obvious inference to make.