Sentence examples for this would presume from inspiring English sources

Robert Reich, a former labour secretary in Washington, has the support of Hollywood liberals, but Massachusetts voters seem unimpressed by that.But all this would presume that Mr Romney could oust Ms Swift from the Republican nomination.

For U.S. players, this would presume paying a little bit more attention to the world outside.

This would presume we enter what most people would consider a "dark age".

This would presume that both are being expressed, but that lacZ detection is more sensitive than in situ hybridization for the endogenous gene.

"I'm certain that the special counsel would be interested in this information, and I would presume that if Robert Mueller's team has not received this information from Facebook, they'll be asking for it soon," Fischer said.

One would presume this won't happen again as thousands of CAPTCHA prompts wink out of existence, but it shows just how hard it is to be completely invisible online.

"He was appointed because of his distinguished career in psychiatry," he said, adding that the matter of recovered memories "never came up, I never heard it mentioned, so I would presume that this was something either not known or not considered relevant to the purposes of the board".

One would presume that this indoor concentration would increase in proportion to the mean partial pressure, so increases are to be expected over the coming century, so we might predict about 120 μg m-3.

When any of the sensor observations are declared anomalous by the one-class SVM, we would presume that this is because a sensor's observations depart too largely from the usual behavior and declare a release.

But I know this, neither myself nor Ambassador-designate Jones would presume to replace Ambassador Stevens.

We would presume that this population would have a deeper understanding of their own biological knowledge than introductory or non major students, which is often the population explored in similar studies investigating student confidence in performance.