Sentence examples for reasonable to conjecture from inspiring English sources

Given the nature of his illness the appeal court found that it was "reasonable" to conjecture that "there is a substantial and serious risk of excruciating pain if Bucklew were to be subjected to Missouri's execution protocol".

If the event were datable to 1907, Miller's thesis, the most integrative you can find, would become airtight, and all his "reasonable to say" 's, "reasonable to conjecture" 's, "I would wager" 's, "I would venture" 's and "we can imagine" 's would drop out of the equation.

At this point, it is reasonable to conjecture the following.

At this point, it would be reasonable to conjecture that either Jane or Carl is not telling the truth.

It is reasonable to conjecture that some of those who declare to be inactive are engaged in the underground economy.

It is reasonable to conjecture that the intergenerational mobility is higher in urban areas than in rural areas, accounting for job opportunities in those areas.

It seems reasonable to suppose that each hair follicle could transmit polarity information to its associated lanceolate cluster, and recent experiments with mice lacking planar cell polarity signaling in the skin support this conjecture (Chang and Nathans, unpublished observations).

Moreover, it may be reasonable, on the basis of the evidence, to conjecture that our theories are indeed making such progress even though we know they are all false, or highly likely to be false.

But the rest is open to conjecture.

What the engraving signifies is open to conjecture.

Foolhardy indeed to conjecture what the president actually believes in.