Sentence examples for must be conjectural from inspiring English sources

Since we cannot know how the economy would have evolved under alternative monetary policies, any answer to this question must be conjectural.

Prior to 1989 there are no reliable population-based data on HIV or sexual behaviors in Uganda, so the evolution of the epidemic and risk behaviors must be conjectural.

Here is Phillips on how psychoanalysis must always be conjectural: "The only thing the analyst can't afford to do... is to have too much of a sense that she knows what she is doing".

In regard to an attempt to recover the original text of a biblical passage especially an unintelligible one in the light of variants among different versions and manuscripts and known causes of corruption, it should be understood that all reconstruction must necessarily be conjectural and perforce tentative because of the irretrievable loss of the original edition.

As with all material from this era, any performance must be highly conjectural, but Mr. Bagby's educated guesswork is undoubtedly sounder than most and, in any case, inherently fetching, with a mix of solo singing, rudimentary polyphony and instrumental flourishes.

Therefore, conjectural risks of genetic engineering must be of the same order as those for natural biological evolution and for conventional breeding methods.

It must be emphasized that the vast majority of annotated ORFs have not been experimentally verified; hence, such an analysis is conjectural.

In attempting to answer these questions, this proviso must be kept in mind: the degree to which he was consciously working in these traditions, consciously shaping his plays on early models, adapting Greek and Roman themes to his own purpose, or following the precepts of Aristotle must always remain conjectural.

Elements of these performances were conjectural.

Some of what Mr. Savall offered was conjectural.

The composer "owned it, but its sound is conjectural".