Sentence examples for supposes will be from inspiring English sources

Second, at a slightly higher cognitive level, there are certain kinds of "ratings games" that French supposes will be very reliable discriminators between humans and machines.

"It's a small lesion, about 2 centimeters in diameter, very clearly visible, which requires new surgery, which one supposes will be less complicated than the last one," Chavez said as he visited the Santa Ines industrial complex.

That though, I suppose, will be the other side of the lunchbreak.

Booksellers, I suppose, will be mystified, but not the children of Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Moffett, and even the children of their children's children.

"How many of these do you suppose will be alive at this time tomorrow?" asks Sir Henry of Quatermain, as they survey thousands of sleeping warriors, whose "tall and hearse-like plumes" the chilly night wind tosses in weird confusion.

The next step, I suppose, will be to employ a robot that looks at a completely separate computer somewhere and tells you what it sees in piglatin.

If so, what may we suppose will be considered as a just compensation, when this honourable Body shall set their own pay, and be accountable to none but themselves?

Today, I suppose will be a grab bag assortment of things everyone in the world is worrying about, and a barometer, perhaps, as to how soon we'll be perma-entangled in Syria.

If you think you are bleeding audience numbers now, what do you suppose will be your audience's reaction when it is established that your Chief Washington Correspondent continues to be a key strategist for the Democratic Party?

Hiccups can be partly psychological, so the most effective method will likely be the method that you suppose will be the most effective, as long as you believe that deeply.

Wriwonders who will take Arcaro's place, and supposes it will be Shoemaker.