Sentence examples for than presumed from inspiring English sources
On Google, when Kerry is mentioned, presumptive is used 30 times more often than presumed.
The checks on the agency, therefore, appear even weaker than presumed.
The resulting systems are not universal quantum computers capable of performing any calculation, but they suggest that an atomic approach may have more potential than presumed.
Considering such non-pecuniary concerns, individual incentives might be more aligned with collective interests than presumed in the standard game-theoretic framework.
Blogs are part of my daily media routine and, for the record, I'll say many bloggers do a better job than presumed professional writers.
Much more than presumed oil and gas reserves, emotion is now driving China's actions, in particular notions of national honour and a desire to regain the centrality in East Asia that it for centuries enjoyed.
Our analysis demonstrates that it is imperative to clearly formulate the physical nature of the actual measurement afforded by a directional radiometer rather than presume desirable measurement capabilities.
Why don't you just clarify that situation with your boss (gently) rather than presuming you are overqualified for the role.
He said the UK was looking to see "what the policy is", rather than presuming Trump would govern with the incendiary approach that characterized his campaign.
Please read my posts rather than presuming my arguments.
But Mr Baker believes treating drug use as a health matter would be more effective, "rather than presuming locking people up is the answer".
