Sentence examples for safe to infer from inspiring English sources

Lennon, it seems safe to infer, was vastly superior to Deila in identifying talent.

It's safe to infer that any balls that end up close to the pond where hit there by mistake.

In that situation, it seems safe to infer that the bride and groom, at least, are drinking alcohol.

I did not see the 2011 production, but Ms. Lepcio joined the team only this spring, so it seems safe to infer that some revisions are already in place.

It seems safe to infer that filial guilt had its role in the creation of "Truth," as did the wish to honor an existence that the world at large would consider unremarkable.

But there is no other indication that "Love Song" is set in decades past, so it's probably safe to infer that this Joan and this Harry simply enjoy retro fashions and décor.

This ancient translation system might not have been quite as accurate and efficient as the modern version but it will be a safe bet to infer that is must have been within an order of magnitude from the modern one in terms of fidelity and translation rates, to make protein evolution possible.

Still, Bridgman maintained some skepticism about whether it was safe for us to infer real conceptual unity from such numerical convergence.

Finally, the procedure was applied to horizontal wells data along with the concept of critical washouts to infer the safe mud weight window as 77 80 PCF in East West and 82 85 PCF in North South directions.

At the outset it is important to note that in using the terms safe system and unsafe system we do not mean to infer the existence of inherently or irreversibly safe or unsafe work-based sociotechnical systems.

In addition to looking at chemicals or chemical libraries where there is significant preexisting knowledge about MIEs, other assays that are agnostic with respect to pathway targets and provide a breadth of information to infer either targets or infer safe exposures are needed.