Sentence examples for once presumed from inspiring English sources
They were once presumed only to have a cooling influence.
The recent, broad revival of repellent ideologies that were once presumed dead should tell us something.
"Here I am a guy who once presumed to discuss a section of the Civil Rights Act," Paul said.
One of the great paradoxes of the internet is that we once presumed it would deal death to outlandish lies.
The town has a reproduction of the bronze at its port entrance, and a restaurant and newspaper named after its once presumed creator.
The adviser said other Republicans once presumed to be contenders, including Sen. Kelly Ayotte (N.H). and New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, fall into this category.
BBC officials declared the experiment a failure because female listeners didn't like listening to a woman – the culprit once again presumed to be her own sex.
Mr. Bouton, who left the position of chief executive in April but has not indicated that he would step down as chairman, did not address his future or that of Mr. Mustier, once his presumed successor.
And there is a ring of instability on Islam's southern frontier, which runs roughly along the 10th parallel from West Africa to the Philippines.Terrorist outrages are once again presumed to have religious connections, as they would have done in Cromwell's time.
For decades a bastion of civil liberties despite never experiencing full democracy, Hong Kong was once widely presumed an ideal testing ground for reform in mainland China.
This suggests that hairs potentially have an adaptive function in humid habitats and once the presumed selective pressure for the maintenance of these costly protein structures is relieved, they are lost.
