Sentence examples for posited with from inspiring English sources
Even if Suggs later posited, with a smile, that the Ravens were not a good-looking team, appearance still matters.
It has also been posited, with good reason, that the newly acquired script was first used to write Akkadian and was only later employed for Hittite as well.
If a morpheme in English is posited with the function of accounting for the grammatical difference between singular and plural nouns, it may be symbolized by enclosing the term plural within brace brackets.
The photoconductive gain of the nanostructures was posited with the presence of oxygen-related hole-trap states at the nanostructure surface [26].
A model of self-determination is posited with autonomy as the core category and authorship beliefs and autonomous regulation of the creative process as sub-categories.
At the beginning of the year, just after Amazon reported a big profit dip for Q4 2012, Slate business correspondent Matthew Yglesias posited (with tongue planted in cheek) that Amazon was "a charitable organization being run by elements of the investment community for the benefit of consumers".
The cartoonist Edward Koren, whose long-nosed, hairy characters will be familiar to New Yorker readers and others, calls him "the most skilled satirical craftsman working today" (after a pause, he posits "with the possible exception of Robert Crumb").
"I don't think anyone in America didn't want to grow up to be a cowboy or cowgirl," Steve posits with a smile wide as a hammock.
We've posited, along with known Apple psychics like John Gruber and Jim Dalrymple, that Apple wouldn't crowd the iPhone 5 and iPad mini into the same launch event.
Although case reports with lymphoscintigraphy have posited that patients with tenosynovial inflammation and normal lymphatic drainage demonstrate improved pharmacologic responses and improved clinical outcomes compared to patients with chronic lymphatic vascular damage and persistent oedema [ 16, 17], this theory has yet to be tested in animal models or clinical trials.
We also posited that patients with fewer painful joints and those with better quality of life (as measured by the EQ-5D) would be more likely to meet the CDC physical activity guidelines than patients reporting more painful joints or worse quality of life.
