Sentence examples for presume the ability from inspiring English sources

Sen. Manchin's proposal is another example of a well-intended but inappropriate intrusion into the practice of medicine and the patient-doctor relationship by people who presume the ability to engineer human behavior.

For example, decisions had to be made as to whether calculation was a function that could be assigned a code because the Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL) item, managing finances would presume the ability to calculate.

These observations are particularly important for proposed life cycle analyses that presume the ability to utilize wastewater in which ammonium is a dominant form of nitrogen.

Prerequisite: The Z section of this course presumes the ability to use basic calculus.

(Haraway, 1988: 588, 595; original emphasis) Just like Barad suggests, we are to leave behind assumptions of pre-existing things that are to be experientially evidenced, but must not exchange these assumptions for a linguistic monism that presumes the ability of words to posit what is purportedly 'out there'.

Extended features include sunset-colored fur, an average male weight of around five hundred pounds, and, one presumes, the ability to resolve the issue of a tiresome poodle by treating it as a pretzel.

I presume the proof reader missed something.

We presume the date to be late 1850s or early 1860s.

Or, we may presume, the cyber.

The trust in debt issued by the United States, however, has always run deeper because of the size of the economy and the presumed ability of the government to print as much money as it needs.

They presume an ability to identify and quantify the nature of interactions and to define the boundaries of systems clearly.