Sentence examples for may have deduced from inspiring English sources

If so, I may have deduced why your Test career didn't really kick on.

As you may have deduced from Jarvis's iceman get-up, this seminal campaign concerns the Arctic, which is losing ice and gaining unwanted attention.

As you may have deduced, the past 3 eruptions occurred every about 600,000 to 800,000 years.

But I am sure, as you may have deduced from Mr. Elisberg's quipping, famous writers get a pass from such criticism, however poorly the words are chosen, but famous actors do not.

As you may have deduced from the image above, it's a picture-book of topless women who've been tagged by graffiti artists with names like G-kill and 2Blok.

Through my experiences of meeting with many people for the last 13 years I have deduced a few common themes that individuals may use to avoid in seeking help.

Also, we have deduced from the in vitro findings that negative inotropy may be of clinical relevance when using common therapeutic doses [ 25].

By observing the pulsar's behavior, researchers have deduced that Sagittarius A generates a surprisingly strong magnetic field that may slow its intake of stellar material.

I have deduced this purely from experience, not facts.

As you will have deduced, he is an excellent player.

Some students of Washington intrigue have deduced from all this that Wolfowitz was set up.