Sentence examples for presumed far from inspiring English sources

Somewhere outside Ferndale, Washington after following a series of backcountry roads through rolling pastures and fertile farmland dotted with goats and llamas—I reached a sign warning: "No Trespassing, Violators Will Be Prosecuted," that marks the presumed far outer edge of the proposed Gateway Pacific Terminal.

This is despite horticultural material including presumed Far East cultigens, the virtually sterile triploid forms of H. fulva having been cultivated for centuries (Valder 1999).

Socolow says this approach has a locked-in feel and presumes far more clarity from science than exists.

He knows Gordon Brown, Mr Blair's presumed successor, far less well.Indeed there is almost a danger that Mr Sarkozy's Atlanticist leanings have raised expectations unrealistically high in Washington and London.

The incubation period (91 d) was presumed to far exceed that required to reach a pseudo-steady state to drive reactions closer to completion than the standard residence time (42-h and 18-h in the inert media and limestone stages of the columns, respectively).

Ravi's I.M.s about Tyler's presumed poverty were far more blunt than those about sexual orientation.

Still, the human contribution to climate was presumed to be far outweighed by the great cycles of ice ages revealed in fossil and geological records.

But with about 440 migrants on board, the death toll was presumed to be far higher than the 111 corpses recovered by Friday afternoon.

The storms have left at least six people dead or presumed dead so far, the most recent reported fatality being that of an 80-year-old woman who was apparently washed away with her home.

The volition, as we have so far presumed, must be of the right kind.

The absence of DAT provides additional evidence against the so far presumed DA nature of A11 neurons.