Sentence examples for has deduced from from inspiring English sources
Youstina has deduced from Mohammed's story that the "X" in the aforementioned equation is "the Book".
Archaeologist David Thackray has deduced from this that Bodiam Castle was built quickly, probably because of the threat from the French.
Some students of Washington intrigue have deduced from all this that Wolfowitz was set up.
What the professor had deduced from disk drives was that outstanding businesses become vulnerable not because they are lax but because they are too diligent.
Voters who turned up to see Christie on Sunday had not all seen the debate, but many said they had deduced from clips that the governor had "won".
As you may have deduced from Jarvis's iceman get-up, this seminal campaign concerns the Arctic, which is losing ice and gaining unwanted attention.
I made good progress for half an hour, feeling elated to have deduced, from scant information, the right way to Los Inocentes.
The contract could have been made with a trump coup if declarer had deduced from this line of defense that East had jack-fourth of spades.
In my view, no ordinary person would have deduced from what was in the article that it relied on information from broken codes.
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.
They have determined that it used lots of paper and lots of machines, many of which were named after fruits, and they have deduced from some signs they have found — "Come In.
