Sentence examples for presumed still from inspiring English sources

By trawling through financial, medical and telephone records the researchers found that some people who were presumed still to be in captivity had recently opened bank accounts, had medical exams or acquired a mobile phone line.

Hopes for reunification have come to rest mainly with a United Nations peace plan that Turkey is willing to swallow, but which Cyprus thinks is too generous to the occupier.Even if the accession talks do get started in October, the EU has gone out of its way to say that a successful completion cannot be presumed, still less guaranteed.

One visiting foreign minister has reported that Mr Thein Sein told him last year that it was ages since he had spoken to General Than Shwe (who was presumed still to be pulling the strings).Another person who testifies to the president's sincerity is Ms Suu Kyi.

Employees not identified in the NDI databases who were still working after 1979 were presumed to still be alive as of the end of study date.

That coach, it is presumed, will still be Maradona at the World Cup.

As allowed by Islamic tradition, he had four wives and fathered many children, some of whom are presumed to still live with him.

When Charlotte's son became older, the pair tried to track down Bob Robinson, who they presumed was still living in Spain.

One is now in a British jail, four of them are dead – one confirmed killed on Tuesday and another announced yesterday – in the Isis offensive on the Syrian town of Kobani, where the remaining member of the group is presumed to still be fighting.

We've circumvented laws both just and unjust with it, hidden ourselves in its obscurity, reveled in its ubiquity, and laughed at the poor, benighted functionaries we presumed were still toiling over carbon copies and rooms full of file folders.

The carjacker, reportedly a black man in his 40s, is presumed to still be in possession of Lewis's Jeep Cherokee, which is black with light blue trim, and gold stripes.

This expression beyond the basal layer may reflect the presumed but still rather poorly understood mechanisms whereby a stratified epithelium moves forward, which labeling studies have shown is not restricted only to basal cells but also involves some degree of rolling forward by suprabasal cells (Danjo and Gipson, 2002, Zhao et al., 2003).