Monrad surmises that interest rates will be going up because that is what the Federal Reserve seems to be hinting.
THE Fed may be fearful, Mr. Petzel surmised, that higher interest rates could push some teetering banks off the cliff.
And as you cruise the Web, you will be pursued by electronic spies that then surmise your interests and those of like-minded people to tempt you with a customized package of articles and advertising.
The system, called Apt, compiles data on the types of pages users have visited in order to surmise their interests and match relevant ads.
The British ambassador would not be able to affect matters, he surmised, and British interests would be better served by immediately taking a firm hand against Portugal, in the hope that this would send a strong message to Rhodesia.
Meanwhile, because "Gatsby" has not received exceptionally positive reviews, many in town surmised moviegoers might not be interested in the adult drama — a genre typically driven by critical response.
The Loo had a sort of intuitive wisdom beneath it all, and he was the one who surmised that I might be interested in Justin, the prisoner in for mortgage fraud, whom I met at the incident base later that afternoon.
The Daily News is surmising the "best interests of baseball" clause, but by the end of the week, it may be a United Nations resolution or Newton's law of universal gravitation.
Building on this work, we surmised that heteroarene difluoromethylation could be of interest in medicinal chemistry for isostere-based drug design.
Characterizing it an assault on democratic government and the public interest on a variety of fronts, Grayson surmised, "It's all about tying the hands of democratically elected governments and shunting authority over to the non-elected for the benefit of multinational corporations".
