Sentence examples for modest presumption from inspiring English sources
Still, if the modest presumption that 300 000 [ 2] lambs are infected by A. phagocytophilum each year in Norway, a 1.34 kg weight loss implies a reduction of 165 tons of lamb meat per year.
These perspectives are not necessarily opposed to the practical aims of the views they oppose and criticize, it may be useful to note (also about Pufendorf), but merely insist upon fewer suppositions, less presumption, and more modest goals.
With federal charters and modest lines of credit to the Treasury, the companies benefit mightily from market presumptions that the government would come to their rescue if they had financial trouble.
In a back room, spotlighted like an evil shrine, another canvas depicts the outstretched bare arm of the artist/viewer washing the leg of a preteen boy who, standing in a bathtub, evinces a budding erection... Nancy Shaver is represented by seventeen modest black-and-white photographs picturing toddlers' T-shirts that are imprinted with designs of adult presumption.
He tends to reserve the trademark sneer, loaded first question and presumption of guilt for members of parliament and ministers – even those who, truth be told, wield only the most modest modicum of influence.
Your presumption would be misguided.
That presumption may be wrong.
That presumption is flawed.
