Sentence examples for stronger presumption from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Romney can do the same, he will head to Florida with an even stronger presumption of success.

There is a new, and stronger, presumption of notice before a subpoena or other process is issued.

There's a slight presumption of positive effects from foreign growth, which becomes a much stronger presumption if the foreign economies start very small — which is exactly the situation after World War II.

Catholic teaching imparts a strong presumption against using force.

There is a strong presumption of more oil in other "pre-salt" fields.

The administration said its "strong presumption" was that "banks should remain in private hands".

"But we've got a very strong presumption that he was," she added.

Inequality reduces happiness — every social scientist has a strong presumption of this".

There is a strong presumption against the disposal of any items within the Archive collection.

United Nations inspectors expressed a "strong presumption" that 10,000 liters of anthrax might still exist.

It is that the European Union cannot work well without a strong presumption of mutual trust within the club.