Sentence examples for one supposition from inspiring English sources

There's another spot of trouble for Romney spelled out in recent polls, one supposition that pundits have been wary of talking about, but not necessarily misguided in flagging: his religion.

It would be difficult, even in a dissertation-length work, to generalize about the reasons why artists use food in this way but one supposition might be that food is a nexus of just about everything: socioeconomics, environment, public health, aesthetics, and ethnicity.

On the other hand, one plausible supposition is that blood pressure reduction is larger in the 5312T variant than in C allele homozygotes.

On the supposition that one's evidence consists of those propositions that one knows, we can ask: what known proposition or propositions justify this belief, to the extent that it is justified?

Again, we're positing based on suppositions.

How does one make "suppositions" about extinct species from living species?

"To pretend that our defeat there won't provide an even bigger one is foolish supposition".

The sensationalistic documentary "Bloodline" further explores this supposition, one that is gospel to some and totally ludicrous to others.

To pretend that our defeat there won't provide an even bigger one is foolish supposition," Salter continued.

Spencer is not keen on that supposition.

I place my hopes in two suppositions, one low and one high.