Sentence examples for presumed is not from inspiring English sources

Missing, Presumed is not lacking in urgency; Steiner, a former Guardian journalist, paints well the claustrophobically dangerous effect a circling press can have, the horror of a hunt for a missing person that is going nowhere.

He said he now has "a sense of usefulness," which he gets from making keys for people who are locked out of their houses and from "lugging stock," which I presumed was not a day-trading technique.

Money, I presume, is not the major motivating factor here.

Evidently nothing can be done about the irritating security announcements except to stick your fingers in your ears and loudly sing, "La, la, la," which I presume is not an inappropriate comment.

If I had the internet, I could have quieted this vexing internal monologue by looking at someone's shitty tweets, celebrity Instagrams, or catching up on the latest Trump news, which I presume is not good.

I've recently been using Sun Beam, £19.50, a wonderful surprise from Benefit, a brand I sometimes presume isn't for me.

The attackers' main goal, we must presume, was not to kill seven and injure more than 40.

He carried 11-3 in 1923, which I presume wasn't top weight.

Presence of adsorbed CO on (1 1 1) terrace is presumed which is not visible by the potential difference spectroscopy used in the present work.

The true prevalence of uterine sarcoma in presumed fibroids is not known, and meta-analyses based on retrospective trials have shown a wide range of prevalence (0.014 0.45%).

A literature review addressing this apparent discrepancy concluded that the true prevalence of uterine sarcoma in presumed fibroids is not known.