Sentence examples for presume on from inspiring English sources

As a result from this study and previously published data one may presume on the common intrinsic features of S-layer lattices as biocompatible, antifouling and/or self-cleaning structure due to the combination of polyzwitterionic and polyhydrophilic characteristics, nanopatterned interface with the roughness in the nanometer scale, and a locked-in-place hydration layer facing the surface [27,28].

This is a small business operating on an alternative economy, one fueled, we presume, on a deep belief in Christmas and holiday cheer.

"I dare say a lot of other think that too but it's not for me to presume on their behalf.

As Mr Bryant says: "It would be unwise... to expect that the Cayman Islands' prosperity can presume on an offshore tax haven status".

"In no country save Ireland," she said, "could a state-subsidised theatre presume on popular patience to the extent of making a mockery and a byword of a revolutionary movement on which the present structure claims to stand".

"The present Mr Rochester's mother was a Fairfax, and second cousin to my husband: but I never presume on the connection – in fact, it is nothing to me; I consider myself quite in the light of an ordinary housekeeper …".

Disability is sometimes "presumed" on the basis of an assessment of impairment alone.

Although building etiquette forbids presuming on your status as a neighbor to try to get work, proximity often helps.

He never took possession of the bishopric, however, and withdrew with a sense of grievance against Basil for having presumed on their friendship.

The movie is built around an astonishing performance from Lawrence, as a 17-year-old girl holding her family together, in lieu of an absent father – presumed on the run or dead – and a catatonic, medicated mother.

I expected that he had come to ask some favor, more fodder or a new corral — he sometimes presumed on the intimacy of our long-ago hunts, and I often obliged him, out of sentimentality.