Sentence examples for infers it from inspiring English sources

Panetta reportedly infers it was, of course, John Brennan – the life-long spy who supported torture during the Bush administration, only to become the architect of the drone "kill list" for Obama, before somehow getting promoted to CIA director.

Notice that, on the second view, the reasoning leading to the relevant regress is not homologous to the Third Man argument: instead of deriving the claim that each form of likeness is like from Self-Predication, Parmenides infers it from the conjunction of Paradigmatism and the symmetry of likeness.

One argument infers it from the motivational egoist claim that each of us is always motivated to maximize what we take to be our own good, plus the claim that we each accept that our good is our maximal or sufficient balance of pleasure over displeasure.

Even at 50 °C enzyme shows 90% of its optimum activity at 40 °C but enzyme inactivation takes place abruptly at higher temperatures tested which infers it as mildly thermostable in nature.

When there is no desired information available for a particular molecule, one may infer it from its structural analogues that have relevant information.

Discovering direct evidence of what a fossil animal ate, rather than having to infer it from details such as the shape of its teeth, is always valuable.

The former program inferred it without a mismatch, while the latter one shifts its 5' end by one position upstream, creating one mismatch in both species.

Your unnamed correspondent was inferring it.

She was inferring it was the refusal of indigenous communities to join the mainstream that was causing their problems.

When West led the spade four, declarer immediately inferred it was a singleton.

Just as the words have often been misunderstood in the US, many people wrongly inferred it to be some sort of call to violence there as well.