Sentence examples for presumed might from inspiring English sources

No inhibitions and no concession to the presumed might of other teams are other attractions to the English Premier League.

Maybe even in 2012?" Apparently, many of the people we've presumed might mount such a campaign have been thinking it over, and are suddenly having second thoughts.

If Mr Bersani's PD were offered enough posts—he himself could perhaps become deputy prime minister and thus Mr Monti's presumed successor he might also join in.Stay in Rome, not St MoritzIt might not work.

His father was in the advertising business and it was presumed he might follow that course.

A common example of a reasonable response to a presumed attack might be something like "Please stop yelling at me.

Despite concerns that presumed consent might undermine patients' autonomy, such worry was without support from empirical data.

Thus, without a knowledge of what dose produced an observed result it becomes logically impossible to know what result some other (presumed) dose might yield.

"We have to presume it might be a problem".

"If, in fact, Latinos are arrested at a higher rate than whites -- which we presume they might be, then the disparity against blacks would be even greater," Garcia said.

Accordingly, a number of presumed staphylococcal pathologies might have been caused by Kocuria species, although it is plausible that a variety of presumed Kocuria infections might have actually been due to coagulase-negative Staphylococci (CoNS).

She's the definition of the guilty white (presumed) liberal and might have been a rich source of comedy and pathos.