Sentence examples for difficult to presume from inspiring English sources
"A Pleasant Surprise," went the headline of a 1983 _Times _review, by Paul Goldberger. "It has not been difficult to presume that Trump Tower, the 68-story"—note the bullshit number—"glass skyscraper... would be silly, pretentious and not a little vulgar," the critic wrote.
It is difficult to presume the exact number of "anticommunist films" as it can differ according to the definition of the category.
Although it is difficult to presume survival benefit of additional systemic chemotherapy in this case, well-controlled brain lesions would allow trying further systemic cancer control.
Therefore, it was difficult to presume that biopsy was the only causative factor for the altered shape of the lesion and the indications were that this rectal lesion was formed not only by biopsy but also by other factors.
It would be easy to presume that Richie is slipping down into a more difficult phase of his illness, and that his life is not going to get easier.
The solution is to presume nothing.
"You're not legally obligated to presume innocence".
I do not wish to presume.
Plenty, it is fair to presume.
And if you are a Henry Stanley determined to presume Dr. Livingstone, how about presumed?
