Sentence examples for having deduced that from inspiring English sources
Having deduced that there was a third man involved in the widening child abduction ring, and naively popping round to ask Gettrick about his part in it, young Lenhart ended up coming undone.
She said she drew some relief that her suspicions had been confirmed, having deduced that he had sustained multiple concussions as a player that she maintained were undiagnosed, ignored or too lightly treated by the team.
Surely not even the great detective himself could have deduced that was going to happen.
On the basis of one source and one set of photos, they've deduced that: Rafael Cilenti is blackmailing half the powerful men in London by taking compromising pictures of them kissing his dancers and then putting the squeeze on them.
The guarantee was intended to relieve the guest's anxiety that the wake-up call would be forgotten — anxiety, the hotel's management had deduced, that could cause restless nights.
Astronomers have deduced that astonishing conclusion from the following facts: The Milky Way's familiar pinwheel of relatively young stars sits amid an extended spherical halo of older stars and gas.
(ii) The previous works have deduced that better dispersion of PEI with higher volatility in nano-porous supports would lead to the decomposition of polymers at a lower temperature.
Cubans like Cancio have deduced that expressions of resentment will get them nowhere.
Then we might have deduced that Saddam had the "Beware of Dog" sign up without the dog.
Chandio explains how the gang, seeing the queues outside it, had deduced that its owner was wealthy.
