Sentence examples for presumes for from inspiring English sources

Perfect, one presumes, for a national emergency.

Despite Gladys's progressive deterioration, these rituals have been status quo, one presumes, for many years.

Therefore, he prioritizes, "Adopting a mission to create and sustain social value (not just private value)" as the first of the five items that he presumes for a social entrepreneur as a "change agent".24 The importance of SE definitions which are mission-oriented is also reflected in the summary of Dacin et al.'s (2011) paper.

The standard logic of both economics and ecology presumes (for all intents and purposes) that we live in a closed, zero-sum system in which dwindling nonrenewable resources necessitate either (a) conservation or, more likely (b) conflict-based acquisition.

Though not, one must presume, for their diets.

Beyond the talent, there are other reasons presumed for the success of the team.

When newsstands discard unsold papers, they tear off part of the front page for reimbursement, bundle the papers and place them by the garbage, I presume for recycling.

My last fortnight's business had been conducted in Düsseldorf, Munich and Lisbon, the latter a rare destination for me – and, I presume, for most of you.

I had presumed for ages that Maggie and Jocelyn were either still a couple, or at the very least had been lovers at some point in the past.

In the articles she wrote about their love affair, she calls him Chexbres -- Basque, I presume, for "goat" -- and leaves it to readers to imagine why.

This had to be a good sign, I presumed, for he must have had a lot to say and was just gathering his thoughts.