Mitt Romney lost the Hispanic vote by 44 points last year, and the Republican National Committee's own autopsy on that loss surmised: "If Hispanic Americans perceive that a G.O.P. nominee or candidate does not want them in the United States (i.e., self-deportation), they will not pay attention to our next sentence.
The Luton chairman Denis Mortimer surmised if the team moved it would not only garner new fans from the Milton Keynes area but also retain the existing Luton fanbase.
Here we can surmise – if only on the evidence delivered by an innocent, open microphone last summer – that Strauss would be inclined to steer clear of any KP return, while Stewart and Vaughan would be open to reintegration, for want of a much better phrase.
(Disclosure: I was paid for my time. Although, as you'll surmise if you read my original column, I'd have gladly given it for free).
"I surmise if you're single, there's not necessarily the life stage pressure to get married," Ehle told Huff/Post50.
Therefore, our results based on a relatively larger and more homogeneous Indian sample suggest that PR gene mutations may not play a significant role in the manifestation of RSA and, instead, prompt one to surmise if the *2 allele does not really confer a protective role among the Indian populations.
Or, as a Kevin Costner movie once surmised in a different context, "If you build it, they will come".
That length was chosen because the leadership considered it optimal: If the day were any shorter it would leave productivity untapped, they surmised, but if it were any longer it would reduce the creativity and effectiveness of the labs' scientists and engineers.
The European horses would not acclimatize to their new surroundings, they surmised, or if they did they would unsuccessfully cope with the Cup's two taxing miles.
Clearly, they've surmised that if a pop-cultural wave comes along and life on income support is starting to pall, you may as well surf it.
He surmised that if he asked her in front of others, he would reduce the chance of being rejected and also increase the appearance of its being, he said, "nothing more than a business thing".
