Sentence examples for could have deduced from inspiring English sources
Surely not even the great detective himself could have deduced that was going to happen.
(You could have deduced as much from the tony home movies of his childhood, which were shown during the gala).
Any casual follower of ship movements could have deduced that the John C. Stennis was probably not scheduled to return to the Persian Gulf anyhow.
This time Isis knew it was directly in the firing line and al-Nusra could have deduced that it too would be on the receiving end after a sudden spate of media reports about how an offshoot, the Khorasan group, was about to launch an operation to bring down American and other Western airliners.
This method, therefore, could have deduced the connection between LPXTG sequences and sortases had the relationship not already been known.
As the videos were numbered by participant ID, and the outcome assessors reviewed all video footage, it is possible that they could have deduced the interventions under study and participant assignment.
There is nothing in these principles that Darwin could not have deduced from his observations of the English countryside, from his work with pigeon breeders, and from rereading Reverend Malthus, all of which he pursued assiduously.
Because of the difference in volumes, the immunizers could potentially have deduced which vaccine was given to a specific participant, and therefore they did not participate in other study procedures.
Because of the difference in volumes, the immunizers could potentially have deduced which vaccine was given to a specific participant, and therefore they did not participate in other study procedures, including follow-up assessments.
You might have deduced that the claims adjuster Keyes (Edward G. Robinson) was secretly hot for the insurance salesman Neff Fred MacMurrayy), but could you ever have guessed that Neff was driven to crime because he had failed sexually with Phyllis Barbara Stanwyckk)?
I have deduced this purely from experience, not facts.
