Sentence examples for presumed use from inspiring English sources

In this study, five government heuristics are examined with special attention to their presumed use, content, validity, and presentation format.

Archaeologists have named the early tools by guessing at their presumed use, often in the light of other known facts about the culture in which the tradition appeared.

The report in the Nouvel Observateur shows how close the West came to launching a war on Syria over the Syrian regime's presumed use of chemical weapons in a Damascus suburb, before Washington backed down.

It is possible that limited military action to punish Syria for its presumed use of chemical weapons is the least bad of the few terrible options facing the Obama Administration the others being a full-blown military commitment to overthrow the Assad regime or doing nothing in the face of tragedy.

Bobby Valentine, responding to a question about Bonds's presumed use of steroids in reaching his present strength and size, said, "Did they shoot steroids in his eyes?" And he brought up another tall left fielder, named Williams, and said, "If there's one of those two that's a little better than the other... well, my goodness".

It is possible that limited military action to punish Syria for its presumed use of chemical weapons is the least bad of the few terrible options facing the Obama Administration — the others being a full-blown military commitment to overthrow the Assad regime or doing nothing in the face of tragedy.

The mean fibrosis stage presumed using biopsy (1.7; 95%CI 1.6 1.9) was higher than the mean presumed with LSM using 8.8 kPa cutoff (1.4; 95%CI 1.3 1.6; P = 0.0008), but not different than the mean presumed with LSM using 7.1 kPa cutoffs (1.7 1.5 1.8 P = 0.68) and lower than those presumed with FT (2.0 1.8 2.2; P = 0.004).

I just have my own style" – girl in a fedora) were seated beside me for Act I and did not deign to return for Act II, which was actually a smart move on their part because Act II is much worse than Act I. Full disclosure: I've been stressing this entire time about whether or not I'm going to sound like a moron talking about Acts I and II in a play that I presume uses a five-act structure.

Unlike Johnson, and unlike Roger Clemens, who came up short again this year, owing to his presumed drug use (and to the piousness mentioned above), Martinez was overpowering without appearing so.

The PU and the SBS are presumed to use random Gaussian codebook [11, 14, 30, 31].

People with higher socioeconomic status and higher education are presumed to use medical care more readily and to demand more elective services.