Sentence examples for grounds for conjecture from inspiring English sources

We have no grounds for conjecture about the likelihood of resolution of such lesions in the absence of antimalarial therapy or with treatment less effective than prompt administration of the potent antimalarial drugs used in our study.

Add to that adaptability the uncertainties and imponderables that have accrued over four centuries, and you have fertile ground for conjecture and experimentation.

There is, therefore, no basis for inferring the existence of an infinitely powerful and good God in face of contrary evidence of this kind — evidence that provides us with considerable grounds for doubting this conjecture or hypothesis.

Once this is understood, the trade of the historical novelist doesn't seem so reprehensible or dubious; the only requirement is for conjecture to be plausible and grounded in the best facts one can get.

Which brings me back to that superb Hilary Mantel article, where the two-time Booker prize-winner also writes: "The trade of the historical novelist doesn't seem so reprehensible or dubious; the only requirement is for conjecture to be plausible and grounded in the best facts one can get".

"It's a matter for conjecture.

TODAY, OF COURSE, war is no longer a matter for conjecture.

Whether the nickname pertains to Gomelsky's personal or professional life is up for conjecture.

How the pitch will play this time is a matter for conjecture.

Where the fun leaves off and the serious social critique begins is a matter for conjecture.

Which leaves, of course, plenty of room for conjecture.