Sentence examples for safe to presume from inspiring English sources

It is a political entity, and it is never safe to presume to believe the words of a political entity.

And, because it's David Mitchell, it's safe to presume it's all carried out in a rather awkward and embarrassing manner.

But it is safe to presume that a restaurant willing to host holiday meals for which most restaurants aren't even open has the right mixture of talent and brio.

Even though he had an offense that was handcuffed by the starting quarterback, it was safe to presume that a Chiefs defense that was full of talented, young players would flourish under an experienced defensive mind such as Crennel's.

More than 285 million people, or 6.4percentt of the world's adult population, live with the disease right now, and it's safe to presume most of them can't make a layup on a 10-foot basket to save their lives.

Often we prescribe off-label on the basis of "class extension," which involves deciding that if one member of a drug family is F.D.A.-approved for a certain disorder, it's safe to presume that other members of the same chemical family will work as well.

Given that he's already committed a crime and keeping in mind the stakes of domestic and sexual violence it's probably safest to presume he's not.

It is safe to just presume that you should keep the house up high to discourage all predators.

The time to presume that chemicals are safe until they are proven beyond all doubt to cause injury to America's children is past.

Better not to presume.

The solution is to presume nothing.