Sentence examples for let presume from inspiring English sources

Different features let presume the presence of an oil as binding medium: the C-H stretching vibrations at 2920/285 cm-1, the carbonyl stretching band located at 1738 cm-1 or the large absorption band in the region of the carbonyl stretching in case of samples S7 and S8, which could correspond to the presence of several species (ester, free fatty acid).

Let's presume it was his agent's idea.

Let's presume Theo cares about the fishes.

"Let us presume that is true," Reims said, warming to his argument that intelligence investigations had compromised the chain of evidence against Lerch.

It was rough to be a single mother in those days, so Gladys let people presume that her husband had been lost in the war.

Let's presume that Wolffe's clients do not include the corporate interests with billions at stake in MSNBC and Washington's Topic A, the health care debate.

Let's presume that Bachmann is being accurate, and that the woman in question was not someone she heard about from a friend of a friend's cousin in Xenia, Ohio.

Let's presume for a second that Red Dead Redemption 2 is a prequel – not necessarily that it directly precedes John Marston's story, but that it takes place before the original game's 1911 setting.

We never did see how he managed to leave the park without anyone noticing, given that there were cars on every gate, but let's presume he jumped the fence.

But Mr Obama cannot let Israel presume that its friendship with America comes so cost-free, especially when it comes to grabbing ever more bits of the West Bank.Mr Obama can make Israelis pause by hampering organisations involved in settlement activities and by reducing aid.

Emerson, for instance, translated the homoerotic poems of the 14th-century Persian poet Hafiz, cloaked his meanings in misty convolutions and referred to the illicit tastes of historical figures: "Let none presume to measure the irregularities of Michelangelo and Socrates by village scales".