Sentence examples for such presumption from inspiring English sources
And yet such presumption is rarely true of its basketball players.
Since statehood, Florida has long suffered from such presumption and speed.
No such presumption of safety can be made for the isolated, often high-dose isoflavones" sold over the counter.
Such presumption – and the fact that the plays were generally unauthorised and so of no financial benefit – not surprisingly, irritated Dickens.
However, most experts believe that making such presumption probably would leave us in 25 years with still a large contingent of coal-fired power plants worldwide.
Real were to drive a coach and horses through such presumptions.
Since Hockney was by then actually putting the book together, those first 200 pages of glorious illustrations were largely organized and annotated with little beyond such presumptions to support the thesis offered, and with apparently little pause for alternative thoughts.
Although Mr. Leno has been characterized by others as a no-nonsense workhorse willing to sacrifice his edge for the sake of broadening his appeal, Mr. Carter moves beyond such presumptions, pointing out that Mr. Leno's upbringing as a townie in Andover, Mass.
Microsoft's cross-licences, therefore, are "an effort to portray Microsoft as the protector of intellectual property, while portraying the open-source patent picture as very murky," says Matt Rosoff, an analyst at Directions on Microsoft, a consultancy that watches the firm closely.Microsoft, sick of being second-guessed and always considered the bad guy, bristles at such presumptions.
Given the pervasiveness of cellphones and other wireless devices, compounded with the associated expectation of permanent connectivity, it is perhaps not surprising that the abrupt dashing of such presumptions makes headline news.
