Sentence examples for this article presumes from inspiring English sources

This article presumes an interest in hybrids, and seeks to provide a pithy overview of what's available.

This article presumes you have a land snail.

This article presumes that you are getting appropriate medical care as well as trying to work through your issues on your own.

This article presumes that "vintage" is at least 30 years ago (currently ruling out the 80s), thereby taking in the 1970s and anything before then.

Then Geoffrey from Barrington, Ill., writes: "Your article presumes a right to receive aid.

While SABMiller did not wish to comment for this article, it's not unreasonable to presume its decision to invest in Sudan was motivated by economic interests: consumers the world over like beer and, in South Sudan, a 25-year ban on alcohol ended shortly before SABMiller invested six years ago.

No complications were observed in either of the cases reviewed in this article, but the population cannot be presumed to be of any statistical significance.

Certainly, after the publication of this article -- which, I can only presume, had Holder's tacit authorization, as a way of testing responses -- it will be difficult for him to back-track without provoking an unprecedented storm of disapproval from the many critics of the Bush administration's descent into lawless brutality.

There is the first step in any journey that most articles presume to assume you know and do -- the single thing that must happen if you are to create any positive change in your life.

This article then articulates some questions for future research if one presumes that consumer decision making, at least in part, strives to harmonize preferences with bedrock beliefs that the self is an able and principled person.

In this article, the utility of preoperative tractography in patients with lesions lying near the presumed course of the optic radiation is illustrated.