Sentence examples for having inferred that from inspiring English sources

But efforts to replace the scientific term are sure to run into opposition from consumer and natural food groups concerned about misleading the public.... Consumers have been slow to embrace irradiated meats, having inferred that irradiation is somehow involved in their preparation.

People have inferred that they had shorter lifespans".

Researchers have inferred that the MDB might have important functions.

In this equation, he has inferred that having a reduced United Nations role would be best.

However, the reader might have inferred that MSG is used in its preparation.

Some readers may have inferred that he was the source of the ISC position.

Industry analysts have inferred that shareholders are numb to news of data breaches.

Some bankers speculated yesterday that the eight other banks that did comply might have inferred that Genuity was worried about Verizon's intentions.

From East's hesitant pass of four spades doubled, North might have inferred that the heart nine was not a singleton.

They had inferred that the walkout was over when they were passing through Times Square on a Circle Line tour bus and noticed that the strike barricades were gone.

But many here have inferred that the suit is alluding to Passaic's Orthodox Jews, a small but cohesive minority living mostly in the city's Third Ward.