Sentence examples similar to chief inference from inspiring English sources
(We do not mean to imply by inference that the chief executive was corrupt).Most of what is recounted in this article happened before Airbus's present top management team arrived, before it was established as a proper company, and before France adopted the OECD convention on bribery.No one doubts the company's ability to compete across the whole product range with Boeing.
In October, the Dodgers took umbrage with an inference made by Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' chief operating officer, that they had misdiagnosed Reyes's original injury when the Mets played in Los Angeles in May.
Andrew Barish, a restaurant analyst for Banc of America Securities, mused in a research note that, "The only inference that we could make is that [Chief Financial Officer] Matt Paull is likely the top candidate down the road for the CEO position.
The chief concern of phylogenetics, in contrast, is to produce a concrete inference of historical evolutionary relationships and to characterize the statistical support for that inference.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon noted the "legitimate concerns" of protesters, but said military inference was always "of concern".
Col. Steven David, the chief military defense lawyer for the Guantánamo war crimes cases, said at a trial, "The inference is they destroyed it because it was bad for them".
In its summation, the chief prosecutor acknowledged that his case was circumstantial, but asked the court to draw enough inferences to reach the same conclusion that he had, that no one but the defendants could have bombed the plane.
