Sentence examples for could deduce from inspiring English sources

This lot, so far as one could deduce, seemed the choicest collection of literary luvvies.

By watching how the X-rays bounced off the crystal, they could deduce the structure of the protein.

They could deduce that dark matter was there by its gravitational effect on the things they could see.

That way, he said, the hatcheries could deduce which spawning and management techniques led to healthier fish.

They were good for stacking in the cellars of various abodes, but who could deduce, after a month or two, what was inside?

With clues like the new Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe, Inspector Clouseau could deduce that the South Bank of the Thames is a hot spot.

One early French forensic scientist urged his students to read "A Study in Scarlet" to see how brilliantly Holmes could deduce facts from slight physical traces.

If they were clever enough, scientists on each brane world could deduce the same overarching law of gravity, the lingua franca of the megaverse.

So, we could deduce that as competition to attract students in the new HE market intensifies, a university's sustainability policy could give it an advantage over other institutions.

"If you look at the Cohen matter," said a person briefed on the matter, "you could deduce that HSBC seems to be cooperating with the government".

That is, a corporate spy could deduce information about sensitive deals from a company's comings and goings in that big Gulfstream.