Sentence examples for that presumes from inspiring English sources

It is a question that presumes commodification and marketisation.

"It is an interesting strategy that presumes victory".

It arises from a political culture that presumes public service is an end in itself.

Fair enough, but that presumes that the industry can keep coming up with blockbusters.

The same reasoning that presumes innocent children also presumes guilty parents.

This is one of those questions that presumes the respondent is guilty.

They are drawing on, and stoking, a view that presumes the foolishness of regulations.

The difference is irrelevant to many critics, who see an approach that presumes guilt and unfairly targets minorities.

My answer to Garfield was that liar is a loaded word that presumes you know someone's intent.

But that presumes that the woman who is first lady has something useful she wants to offer the country.

But we live and work in an increasingly disjointed health care system that presumes patients are quite literate.