Sentence examples for inferred bad from inspiring English sources
East produced an imaginative double, relying on the strength of his clubs over North's suit and the inferred bad trump split.
Therefore, our networks, which were inferred from gene expression profiles derived from bad and good prognosis patients, identified potential prognostic biomarkers.
Marcion, a 2nd-century Christian heretic, inferred from the evil in phenomena that the creator was bad and held that a "stranger god" had come to redeem the bad creator's work at the benevolent stranger's cost.
But it was only a drop in the rancid bucket of the majority's bad faith... [I]t may now be inferred, pending the eventual recount by scholars and journalists under Florida's freedom-of-information laws, that the President-elect (a suddenly Orwellian honorific) lost not only the popular but also the true electoral vote.
Furthermore, the good prognosis network inferred by our method is smaller than that from the bad prognosis category.
It is inferred that physicians who discussed future care plans were able to preserve a patient's hope while 'breaking bad news'.
The proper lesson to have inferred would have been this: IF the Washington Post's website has a feature that only receives substantial attention for how bad it is, and that no one pays any mind to were it not for an awful, mean-spirited joke, THEN perhaps it is a feature that the website can do without.
How fascinating that our relaxation toward "bad" language is accompanied by a vociferous sensitivity to abusive or "politically incorrect" language, even slights which are only inferred.
What is being inferred, exactly?
Meanings had to be inferred (psychoanalysis helped).
