Sentence examples for presume in from inspiring English sources

Alistair Darling has said he would have "no problem" working with another party (the Lib Dems, I presume) in a hung parliament.

Democrats note that Ms. Bachmann's previous wins have been closer than some might presume: in 2008, she won with 46 percent of the vote compared to 43 percent for the Democrat.

"A lot of companies offer flexible working but the onus should be on businesses to presume in favour, challenge outdated assumptions and give their employees more confidence to ask about the options," said Katja Hall, CBI deputy director-general.

What about what I call the "filler," the huge photos, blank spaces, jokes from talk-show hosts and other ephemera that I presume, in your and Mr. Geddes's quantitative analysis, count as "news"?

Mr. Taub, a practiced and eloquent guide to the music he plays, goes briefly off the record to fulminate against the reputable publishers who presume, in supposedly authentic editions, to correct "Mr. Haydn" silently rather than face up to his occasional waywardness.

The last time I saw Bruce, about three years ago, he told me backstage in New York that he was playing a lot of ball with his son, Evan, who was then about 7. Bruce was thinking about coaching in Little League, I presume in New Jersey, where he now lives most of the year.

We presume that in-service education was based on insufficient knowledge of local trainers.

Now it will be Strummer's name in Granada and, one presumes, in the city's heart.

Even lovers of Dorothy Lucille, AKA Billy, claimed to have been kept (literally, one presumes) in the dark.

We are not, one presumes, in the business of killing minors just because of who their parents are.

So Mr. Clark went home, taking some solace, one presumes, in his 292-foot yacht, Athena, the world's largest three-masted schooner when it was launched in 2004.