Sentence examples for presumed by from inspiring English sources

Now Henry is missing, presumed by some to be dead.

He says increases in non-defense discretionary spending exceeded the amounts presumed by Mr. Bush's plan.

He was killed in April 2011 by masked gunmen presumed by police to be Palestinian militants.

Museums, it was presumed by everybody there, have never been more important, and in a way that is true.

In the first six months, you do not have to prove the goods were faulty when they were supplied, as this will be presumed by law.

Fred Mish, retired editor in chief of Merriam-Webster, finds that "presumed by itself as an adjective just means 'supposed' or 'assumed' and really nothing more.

Certainly your susceptibility to influence is presumed by the pharmaceutical companies: that's why they ladle out the money for lavish dinners.

Boser rejects the idea of a shadowy "Dr No" villain, presumed by many to have masterminded the heist for personal enjoyment.

Hasidic sects in New York are often courted during elections because they are presumed by many politicians to vote in blocs.

Beethoven heavily influenced Mendelssohn, whose A minor Quartet -- with its dissonance and cyclical structure -- was presumed by one Parisian listener to be late Beethoven.

It was Pavel, banished she presumed by Emer, with a rug over him and using one of the cushions as a pillow.