Sentence examples for one could deduce that from inspiring English sources

Therefore, based on the results in Table 2, one could deduce that [l] only has a clear prestige in the 泉 Chôan dialect.

It has frequently been used in a relatively loose manner, with the assumption made that from the existence of certain circumstances one could deduce that quality of life had been improved or hindered.

One could deduce that the reasons for the apparent failure should be complex.

One could deduce that the renal biopsy changes in this case could be explained by HSP nephritis or de novo or recurrent IgAN post-transplant.

They could deduce that dark matter was there by its gravitational effect on the things they could see.

One could deduce from this that the transcriptional machinery has relatively unimpeded access to the TSSs of widely expressed genes.

This lot, so far as one could deduce, seemed the choicest collection of literary luvvies.

Possibly, with very dense meridian chains, one could deduce information about structure in electrojets.

No one who watched that game could deduce that Sanchez played well, just as no discerning fan scanning the passer rating rankings would call Brady (79.5) the league's 23rd-best quarterback this season.

"Even if one didn't know from concrete examples (the 1936 Olympic Games, for instance) that international sporting contests lead to orgies of hatred, one could deduce it from general principles".

With clues like the new Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe, Inspector Clouseau could deduce that the South Bank of the Thames is a hot spot.