Sentence examples for it could be presumed from inspiring English sources

It could be presumed that co-administration of Omp34-4 and a recently designed OmpA-derived antigen could confer sufficient protection against A. baumannii-associated infections.

It could be presumed that, like earlier splinterings, this one would eventually heal over as both factions were absorbed by the mainstream of jazz.

You are silent in that regard, and it could be presumed that this agreement was prepared without charge, considering the relationship involved.

Once it could be presumed that all American consumers wanted basically the same thing, American producers suddenly had a large stake in knowing what that was.

In the prologue to his biography of Václav Havel, John Keane writes: "Gone are the days when it could be presumed that biography was about recording the facts, and literature was about experimental fiction".

There were certainly days when Nancy's mother was not at home — not in her kimono on the couch — and it could be presumed that on those days she was not smoking or relaxing but doing regular work in my father's office, that legendary place that I had never seen and where I would certainly not be welcome.

For 43.3% of the instruments (n = 45), the authors did not clearly describe one or several aims but they could be presumed from the context (presumably discriminative: n = 32, presumably evaluative: n = 24, presumably planning: n = 9, presumably predictive: n = 9).

The court left no doubt that the materiality of the $90 million shortfall in Ampex's financial statements was central to its determination that reliance could be presumed.

Under these protections, a termination could be presumed improper if it occurred within 60 days of filing such a complaint.

It seemed like a question for which the answer could be presumed — certainly by that segment of America that viewed his election as an antidote for the previous three centuries of racial history.

With the search called off apart from some small-scale efforts, many could be presumed dead.