Sentence examples for suppose that great from inspiring English sources

The arguments of Bruce and Shulman suppose that great ideas are precious.

It is not the case, as is often supposed, that great effort was made to integrate schools but those efforts failed.

Few other organisational or network contextual factors were associated with data use or perceptions, and it is possible to suppose that greater encouragement by government to use datasets for management would be accepted.

I had the 12 or 13 happiest years of my life with her, before she got sick — and I suppose that is a great deal in this unmerciful world.

I had the 12 or 13 happiest years of my life with her before she got sick – and I suppose that is a great deal in this unmerciful world".

"I suppose that's what is great about the show," she said with a sigh.

Suppose that Ingrid ignores a great deal of excellent evidence indicating that a given neighborhood is dangerous, but superstitiously comes to believe that the neighborhood is dangerous when she sees a black cat crossing the street.

"Jack (Nowell) scored them by being on the end of the last pass on the wing and now, I suppose, that will make him a great try-scoring winger, the reality is that his strength is that he does work all over the pitch.

"I suppose that looks like it could be Great-Aunt Sally," or "Hey, that might be Grampa," or something to that effect.

Suppose that condition holds, then are real and greater than.

Suppose that of two unequal distances one is always greater than the other.