Sentence examples for presumed can from inspiring English sources

For some examples of this, we can turn to an article in this issue of the European Journal of Epidemiology in which Greenland and Mansournia [ 3] caution how failing to read a causal DAG as encoding only structural (not random) confounding or failing to be explicit about faithfulness when presumed can lead readers of a causal diagram to perceive a different "thousand words" than intended.

This was never more apparent than in the furor over the presumed canning by CBS of shock jock Don Imus in 2006 over racially inflammatory cracks.

I can only presume it can take some credit for the City Council's commendable action.

I let out a feeble squeal and Meaw laughed, looking over to her girls, saying something in Thai that I can only presume is, "Can you believe this pussy?" I walked back to the reception area, refreshingly limber.

To the extent that it tips the balance in favor of hope, reporting only the confirmed dead rather than the number presumed dead can save lives.

However, there are also examples of why confronting those that pervert patriotism and promote presumed divides can deliver real economic and political progress.

You presume Harry Redknapp can do the job but if it is Redknapp can he really manage Tottenham and England?

Gail: That presumes you can find a settled guy with a good job to marry.

Presuming you can actually find any at a time when, apparently, the global goat teat has all but dried up.

Politicians presume they can simply wait till their party is back in charge, and pre-empt lawmaking in the meantime.

"There's so much pressure on my character to perform miracles – why does everyone presume I can bring him back to life?" Carice van Houten (Melisandre).