Sentence examples for having supposed that from inspiring English sources

One reason for having supposed that it might be was the assumption that the appetite of voters to co-operate tactically against the Conservatives would wane once Labour was in office.

Having supposed that 40% of subjects could not meet inclusion criteria after the first 3 months of diet regimen and that 30% could drop out, 110 subjects were enrolled in the study.

On the basis of these observations, we have supposed that persistent and high levels of oxidized bases could damage DNA and that rupture of DNA integrity could trigger programmed cell death.

I had supposed that that was precisely what the Fourth Amendment was meant to stop.

She told him how she had supposed that to be petrified was to be motionless.

He had supposed that creatures that fed or nested on mistletoe would be affected by its removal.

But his attentions are now firmly on the presidency.Some had supposed that Chuck Schumer might run for governor.

One might have supposed that miracles were beyond proof and therefore beyond argument, but Hume didn't think so.

have supposed that treatment should be predicated on a realistic view of what can and cannot be enforced.

Hearing the fierce singing, "one would have supposed that we were the captors and they the prisoners," a veteran recalled.

(Modern researchers have supposed that Herodotus' ants were really marmots; if I was supposed to be hearing a rodent, I missed that).