Sentence examples for may presumed from inspiring English sources

The complexity of TCIS may presumed from their complex classification, each class including many subsystems and technologies, one of the results indicated in this paper.

So what, if one may presume, does a big-deal tycoon have on his bedside table?

We may presume that, by then, Anna was thoroughly browned off.

They may presume that it is a frenzy about nothing whipped up by the media.

But also like caller ID, recipients may presume that those who do not identify themselves are sending junk.

But in fact, if I may presume, the best chopped liver in the city comes from Fischer Brothers, a kosher butcher on West Seventy-second Street..

I don't know what you may presume impossible, but I can say that some of it will turn out otherwise.

The cynical among us may presume that artists who call for action against systemic, racialized police violence are simply jumping on a cause célèbre – or that their earned privilege no longer affords them the right to be outraged.

We may presume that his justification for this career break – that he had used that time to wake up from his dogmatic slumber – would have cut little ice with his (admittedly fictional) research coordinator.

Someone versed in the specialized decisions collected in law books might have understood it, he wrote, "but we may presume that few feed stores stock the Federal Reporter on their shelves".

Thus in writing, the eyes direct the activities of the fingers, which are controlled by a region of the frontal cortex, so that one may presume that visual information is relayed to this frontal region.