Sentence examples for conjecture to suggest from inspiring English sources

It is certainly conjecture to suggest that the records were deliberately destroyed, but without more information, a reasonable doubt remains.

Because we have yet to hear Lewthwaite speak from the dock – or have her explain the motives behind her alleged crimes, it is conjecture to suggest she was radicalised because her initial attempts at integration were rebuffed.

Keep in mind that this is all conjecture but it does seem to suggest that the phone will be available sooner than later and since it's already been floating around the Bay Area it makes sense that we can expect it later this month or early June – definitely before WWDC.

These experiments prompt us to suggest the following conjecture.

Ipso said that while the article itself did not breach the code, the headline did as it was "a factual assertion that the Queen had expressed a position in the referendum debate, and there was nothing in the headline, or the manner in which it was presented on the newspaper's front page, to suggest that this was conjecture, hyperbole, or was not to be read literally".

Our results seem to support this conjecture and suggest that threshold robustness is maintained by negative feedback.

This brief article highlights the studies that have contributed to this conjecture and suggests an addition to the experimental design that could identify if the test substance is a potential epimutagen acting via hypermethylation.

In his conjecture, Riemann suggested a formula to describe where the primes are.

We then connect the boundary conjecture to the coarse Baum Connes conjecture using homological methods, which allows us to exhibit all the current uniformly discrete counterexamples to the coarse Baum Connes conjecture in an elementary way.

This is critical to the marketing of homeopathic remedies, because most tests that rely on actual science rather than conjecture suggest that homeopathic medicines are as effective as placebos.

In other places where Whewell used the term "conjecture" he suggests that what appears to be the result of guesswork is actually what we might call an "educated guess," i.e., a conclusion drawn by (weak) inference.