Sentence examples for one might deduce from inspiring English sources

From our results, one might deduce that GPs varied in their adherence behaviour depending on their reason for the request and the outcome.

American viewers really can't get enough of Sherlock, one might deduce.

"Thus," writes Rothman, "one might deduce that Hekinah Degul pronounces a militant stance, offers a display of colours, and urges Gulliver's capitulation to the Lilliputian flag".

But one might deduce that Cerberus was responding to a material adverse change in the world — namely, that credit to finance such transactions had dried up.

That a doctor lives in the Minsky house one might deduce from various books and medical supplies at hand, but the interests of the other residents would be a real challenge to figure out.

Insofar as one might deduce the questions from the answers, it seems fair to say that many of the questions addressed here also appear in document 48.04 "Answers to Questioning". The answers given here, however, are in certain cases more forthcoming than the apparent evasions given to corresponding questions in the prior document.

One might therefore deduce that these recent weavings are in part autobiographical.

Then, as one might have deduced, without consulting the reference books, he moved on to Balliol College Oxford, a natural destination for a young man of such high intellect.

If, say, two customers on one street call to report lights out, the algorithm might deduce that the transformer serving that street was damaged.

Although mostly perceived as a merit, one policy maker stated that when associated with enforcement, result-orientation may be rejected by the farmers, as they might deduce that the government does not trust the farmers to fulfill their commitments.

We might deduce something, but we also might be dead wrong.