Sentence examples for has surmised that from inspiring English sources

Although her memory of the incident is almost blank after that moment — she has surmised that she must have been in shock — she remembers one remark by her husband: "Look what you made me do".

For instance, the Congressional Budget Office has surmised that the law may lead more workers to choose early retirement, since they would not fear losing their insurance coverage if they did so.

Ricky Ponting, a measured commentator on this series, has surmised that eight of the original touring party to England 2015 may never play Test cricket again after the game at The Kia Oval.

JAXA has surmised that the breakup of Hitomi was very likely caused by a combination of operational and design aspects (see 'Event description' section).

A Silicon Valley analyst has surmised that the iPhone is so complicated to that, last minute, Apple had to pull a bunch of developers off Leopard to help work out some of the iPhone's kinks.

Platek has surmised that training in a way that is functional and ancestral will not only produce optimal physical fitness and general physical preparedness but also produce optimally designed bodies (e.g., accentuate waist-to-hip ratio in women and shoulder-to-hip ratio in men).

This does not mean, as some have surmised, that Grubman put the car in reverse, thinking that it was in drive.

Maybe the GOP doesn't remember the episode with sufficient clarity or perhaps they've surmised that, as was the case with Obama, it's politically survivable.

Some researchers have surmised that, as with DENV, when antibody-virus complexes attach to Fc-receptors, viruses are brought close to cell surfaces, where they enter the cells by normal mechanisms (31, 32).

Who but a genius could possibly have surmised that "Made In Scotland.

Gore was typically guarded, but one might have surmised that he was rethinking some of the traditional Democratic positions.