Sentence examples for it is presumed to be a from inspiring English sources

When women wear similar clothing in a private and personal capacity, it pains them when it is presumed to be a sex-work signal, or at least a reference to a sex-work signal.

The employment at will doctrine is a judicially created common-law rule "that where an employment is for an indefinite term it is presumed to be a hiring at will which may be freely terminated by either party at any time for any reason or even for no reason" (Murphy v American Home Prod., 58 NY2d 293, 300-301 [citing Martin v New York Life Ins. Co., 148 NY 117]).

And any time the Bible mentions roses, it was probably oleander, Wilson said, except in the Book of Isaiah, where it is presumed to be a narcissus plant.

It is presumed to be a factor in the activation of LPL resulting in increased triglycerides hydrolysis [ 8].

37 Because most nonmutation PD demonstrates impaired olfaction, it is presumed to be a promising marker of developing the condition.

It is presumed to be a soil organism, and factors that favor it include moisture, high content of organic material, acidic pH, and exposure to animal excreta (8, 13 ).

The lymphoma is presumed to be malignant.

The film is presumed to be lost.

These patients are presumed to be cured.

New architecture was presumed to be revolutionary.

The three were presumed to be Michael Howard, Peter Lilley and Michael Portillo.