Sentence examples for suppose that much from inspiring English sources

I suppose that much had changed in the intervening few years.

To our knowledge, this is the first research effort devoted to using cost-effective cellulosic 3D printed structures in neural TE, and we suppose that much more will arise in the near future.

Carruthers concludes, "[The problem] concerning the child's acquisition of psychological generalizations cannot be solved, unless we suppose that much of folk-psychology is already innate, triggered locally by the child's experience of itself and others, rather than learned" (1992, p. 121).

It's plausible to suppose that much if not all of the value that we place on believing rationally depends on a connection between believing rationally and believing what is true (although the precise nature of this connection is no doubt a particularly vexing topic).

It is reasonable to suppose that much of current medical research will be of more value to future generations than to those who are living now.

WARREN BURHOLT Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., June 8, 2011 To the Editor: Perhaps I'm naïve — if people are really eating 15-ounce steaks, I suppose that's too much meat — but I don't believe that the problem is the quantity of the meat so much as the quality.

(For one thing, Ed Sheeran is going to show up at some point — I'd love to see him fight Brienne of Tarth, but I suppose that's too much to ask).

(Pause) Of course, I don't suppose that would have much appeal to a person of your tastes.

I suppose that is not much different from poetry, which, after all, one is more likely to read than to hear.

I suppose that's all pretty much truistic; still, it prompts some useful reflections.

We suppose that's asking too much today.