Sentence examples for presumed best from inspiring English sources

The presumed best and brightest of the financial world - the men at the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund - proved that even Nobel laureates can call the markets wrong.

"Boyhood" is sweeping its way through critics groups, leaving presumed Best Picture contenders like "Birdman," "The Imitation Game" and "Selma" to flounder in its wake.

Michael Cieply's piece in the New York Times about the historical accuracy of presumed Best Picture front-runner "12 Years A Slave," a film that doesn't even arrive in theaters for another three weeks.

In an inverse from Hathaway, the "Lincoln" star gained weight to play Mary Todd Lincoln, and she stands toe-to-toe with presumed Best Actor winner Daniel Day-Lewis (as Lincoln) in a number of scenes.

However, it is also argued that decisions that are insufficiently autonomous may justifiably be overruled if this is in the patient's presumed best interest.

Therefore, the present study was undertaken, which compared one of the present (and presumed best) treatments, interleukin 2/interferon-alpha (IL-2/IFN-alpha) and tamoxifen, with a control arm of tamoxifen only.

Behavioral intention is presumed to best predict behavior.

As we presumed the best promoter sequence conservation and interspecies conservation of TF binding motifs persisted between human and chimp, followed in many cases by that between human and cattle.

But in fact, if I may presume, the best chopped liver in the city comes from Fischer Brothers, a kosher butcher on West Seventy-second Street..

Second, it would sell for as little as $20,000, before subsidies, presuming Tata, best known for its $2,500 Tata Nano microcar, were to make it.

Nowhere do the sages of the Talmud teach that presuming the best about each other should silence or even limit debate.