Sentence examples for it presumed would from inspiring English sources

The Movement for Democratic Change has a history of agonizing about whether to participate in elections it presumed would be unfair, and there have long been deep divisions within the party about how to proceed.

A white character, according to western film-making tradition, provides a way into a foreign subject for mostly white western audiences– who, it is presumed, would otherwise have no interest.

Her search, which she presumed would be arduous and frustrating, proved remarkably easy.

What could they have presumed would be the reaction of anyone seeing those pictures?

Backing the man he presumed would be the next mayor seemed only prudent.

While no exact figure has been given, American Express said it presumed the total would be "in the billions of dollars".

They believed it would eventually arrive along New York's coast: "Unless the shark came through the Harbor and went through the north through Hell Gate and Long Island Sound, it was presumed it would swim along the South Shore of Long Island and the first deep water inlet it reaches will be the Jamaica Bay".

There need be no electron transfer pathways from these sites to the surface of the enzyme, where, it is presumed, it would interact with an electrode.

President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman made it clear a month ago he wanted to trade an outfielder, though it was generally presumed it would be Andre Ethier or Carl Crawford.

Weirdly, the place wasn't the exploding fireworks factory of excitement you'd presumed it would be.

The injury ruled him out for the rest of that campaign and 12 months later, following a brief spell at Seattle Sounders, the 34-year-old joined Belgium team Cercle Brugge, where it was presumed he would bring his career to a gentle close.