Sentence examples for presumed experts from inspiring English sources
Unlike many of the authors on this crowded shelf, presumed experts whose intramural tone is aimed directly at executives looking to market their products more successfully, Thomas talks directly to the shopper — the teenager at the mall, the tourist in Vegas.
Law-enforcement officers and other presumed experts are not consistently better at it than ordinary people even though they're more confident in their abilities.
The B.C.S. relies on a complex and ever-changing formula of computer-generated rankings and the polling of coaches and other presumed experts to determine which teams are the two best in any given season.
Women are placed at the bottom of the institutional hierarchy with the expectation that they will agree to the decisions and actions of the presumed experts [ 42].
But by one of their own, a presumed expert witness?
HIPSTERS Urbandig is a collection of tours of the city, each one created by a presumed expert and claiming to take you "off the beaten path".
"Terrorists brought 38 bodies to the mortuary in Donetsk," the government statement read, adding that it was presumed that Russian experts would perform the autopsies there.
"To detonate explosions under deep-sea pressures up to 8,000 pounds per square inch, presumed impossible by experts, Worzel carefully packed explosives into inner tubes, then figured out how to make them go off by adapting paper caps from toy cowboy revolvers," Kevin Krajick, the senior science writer at the Lamont-Doherty observatory, said on Wednesday.
Bertolaso allegedly orchestrated the experts' presumed reassurances in order to refute predictions of an imminent major quake by local technician Giampaolo Giuliani.
In the meantime, Como must decide whether to press ahead with a parallel manslaughter investigation against Bertolaso, who allegedly orchestrated the experts' presumed reassurances.
Until recently, most experts presumed that glomerulonephritis or interstitial nephritis were predominant reasons for chronic kidney disease (CKD) in low-and middle-income regions including South Asia [ 1].
