Sentence examples for deduction it from inspiring English sources

Notable for its gory corpse shots and its characters' superhuman powers of deduction, it has been blamed for giving jurors unrealistic expectations of forensic science, a legal phenomenon known as 'The CSI effect'.

Britain phased out the mortgage deduction it used to have.

"Our priority is to preserve and protect the charitable deduction," it said.

the.4 deduction it receives in the ranking for a so-called quality victory.

Sherlock Holmes erroneously calls such reasoning "deduction"; it is more properly called abduction, or "inference to the best explanation".

So it is not a question of deduction, it is not a question of imagination or suggestions, it is fact.

While the IRS might be blind to standard deductions, it does have its sights trained on the growers' revenue and does collect tax on it.

The Union Pacific Corporation said yesterday that the Internal Revenue Service was disputing deductions it took for land donations on its income tax returns for 1995 through 1998.

From rifling through the murder scene to studying forensics and testing deductions, it sucks you in.

Republicans should love this: if Congress were to scrap all loopholes and deductions, it could nearly halve income-tax rates and still raise the same amount of money.

While thinning out the maze of tax deductions, it might expand the earned-income tax credit and the child tax credit, both of which make it easier to earn a decent living and form a stable family.