Sentence examples similar to some presume that from inspiring English sources

Some presumed that by the turn of the 20th century there could be more than 500 fast-breeder reactors, fuelled by expanding stockpiles of plutonium.

Some laws presume that in a bike-car collision, the heavier and more deadly vehicle is at fault.

If someone cancels a first or second lunch date, some people presume that the person only accepted out of politeness or had second thoughts about getting involved.

Some people presume that Mr. Otter chooses not to live in the house because the Simplots were once his in-laws (he divorced their daughter Gay in 1992).

"Some people presume that because we are a small national association, we can be tramped on and we will do nothing.

And so while some people presume that writers view their books as their children, we don't.

There are few data, but in their absence some researchers presume that gene flow constitutes an additional obstacle to adaptation.

Some senior figures presume that the liaison with Norman Scott – Thorpe blamed the scandal on the apartheid regime's secret service in South Africa – which eventually surfaced was by no means the first.

It's unclear if these proposals might lead to new fishing regulations, but the sheer volume of environmental strategizing, and the bureaucrats' sometimes inelegant ways of communicating their plans, have led some people to presume that it's all one big, aquatic land grab.

When I first read and watched the media coverage of Trayvon Martin's death and listened to George Zimmerman's conversation with police dispatchers, I couldn't help thinking that Trayvon Martin was just the latest casualty of the myth of the "juvenile superpredator," a myth that still causes some people to presume that young black men wearing "hoodies" are up to no good.

Some PBL opponents presume that the only way to gain knowledge is through direct transmission of information by a content expert.