Sentence examples for make that deduction from inspiring English sources

"No animal, other than the human animal, could make that deduction," says Wolpert.

Watson asked how I made that deduction.

Since May, more than 100 companies have announced plans to deduct the cost of stock options as an expense, and the accounting standards board is considering making that deduction mandatory.

But poor people often don't make enough money to pay federal income taxes in the first place, making that deduction largely irrelevant to their bottom lines.

The second deduction made, that vetulicolians are stem group deuterostomes, is an even bolder claim as it carries far-reaching implications.

It's important to note, the committee report makes clear that the deduction will be taken on the top of Page 2 of Form 1040, rather than on Page 1, where it would reduce adjusted gross income and potentially cause the taxpayer to lose or gain other benefits.

Zhuangzi would not make that point in terms of deduction from a normative premise or principle.

"We are in middle of assisting the Football League with the information they require to make that call on a points deduction but I am fairly confident we should get the right result there".

Then again, it is possible that without the hands-on knowledge of the variety of timbres available to the cellist, I would not have been able to make the deductions and connections that allowed me to fill in the theory of how music affects us.

It says it's concerned that the 2014 rule is "overbroad"— that is, that states may be making deductions that don't conform to the Medicaid law.

The evidence in support of these deductions make clear that biological evolution has not been falsified (Clough, p. 76, our italic).