Sentence examples for supposing that it has from inspiring English sources

In the undelayed case the firm can start building up their reputation immediately after the realization of τ ˆ by charging higher prices (supposing that it has survived).

Or would we be fooling ourselves to suppose that it has ever been anything else?

"There is ample evidence that selection has been a major driving point in our evolution during the last 10,000 years, and there is no reason to suppose that it has stopped," said Jonathan Pritchard, a population geneticist at the University of Chicago who headed the study.

As is known, a polynomial equation in one variable with real coefficients has pairs of conjugate complex number roots, suppose that it has complex number roots.

Many had previously supposed that it had been added in the 18th century.

If it were not in the NYT one would suppose that it had been planted by a Public Relations firm in the employ of the stent maker.

So let us suppose that it had been Freda Goodwin rather than Sir Fred Goodwin running RBS, or Jane, not Sir James Crosby at HBOS, or Eve instead of Adam Applegarth at Northern Rock.

I have to admit, I was fairly curious about that, and supposed that it had to be about price.

But if someone were to get confused about her dreamed experience, and suppose that it had really happened, then she would be making a judgment and a false one too.

I suppose you could say that it has a Blakean inflection to it – in its selection of trinkets.

I suppose you could say, charitably, that it has a certain transparency of feeling.