Sentence examples for it's presumptive from inspiring English sources

Every major religion, other than Satan worshiping, or an addiction to elective plastic surgery, base their philosophy on being created by God, and in some form call their place of worship God's house (if that's the case it's presumptive to believe that He or She would have decorated it like that).

At best, it's presumptive that All Rise (2001), One Love (2002) and Guilty (2003) are good enough to warrant the retrospective albums Best of Blue (2004), 4Ever Blue (2005), The Platinum Collection (2006), The Collection (2007) and Ultimate Blue (2012).

Diagnosis made on the basis of radiology is rapid, easy and less expensive but it is presumptive and cannot exclude completely other diseases like Crohn's disease and malignancies of solid abdominal viscera [ 47].

As the FNDC3B SNP associations with POAG are still suggestive rather than affirmative it is presumptive at this stage to speculate that it could be one of the links for IOP-dependent mechanisms of POAG.

"It's the right time to take this step, but it would be presumptive to try and predict what the market is ultimately going to look like," said Derrick M. Kuzak, Ford's chief of global product development.

Because this is a small cohort design it may be presumptive in assuming that these populations are identical even after adjusting for age differences.

It would be presumptive to assume that all patients with VTE experienced PTSD in the same way that one acknowledges that PTSD occurs in some but not all myocardial infarction patients.

Don't Presume Asked by one of his fellow candidates if he would commit to choose a pro-life running mate, George W. Bush replied, "I think it's incredibly presumptive for someone who has yet to earn his party's nomination to be picking vice presidents".

"It's a presumptive phenomenon, I'll go with that.

The rationale is that the previous LGA delivery is considered to be presumptive evidence of GDM complicating that pregnancy, whether or not it was diagnosed at the time.

The traditional policy framework - which the new thinking is gradually replacing - is presumptive rather than diagnostic.