Sentence examples for though presumed from inspiring English sources

Nine others, including four students, remain missing, though presumed dead.

Though presumed to be innocent before conviction, these grim or grinning individuals are publicly shamed.

The pilot, though presumed dead, is still listed as missing and no cause of the accident has been declared.

A few weeks later, though presumed dead, Congressman Begich beat his challenger Don Young by 12.4%.

Though presumed full-grown, he still had continued to fill out from the previous year.

The unique genomic configuration of CDT2 and INTS7, though presumed as having a different genomic function, prompted us to investigate whether the CDT2-INTS7 interegion region could act as a bidirectional promoter, capable of coordinating the expression patterns of the two genes.

Such thinking, though, presumes that gigging people and the old working and service classes are the same, and this does not appear to be the case.

Suburban Hospital, though, presumes that patients want to be kept out of its directory unless they opt in.

This logic, though, presumes that Defoe will be able to do for Sunderland what he did, over the years, for West Ham United and Tottenham Hotspur.

Make of that what you will, though — presuming the company has heeded the backlash — I wouldn't be too surprised to see Spotify support return to the UK Shazam app sometime in the not-too-distant future.

Sometimes, though, we observed presumed 'changes of mind': the neural state initially reflected one choice before changing to reflect the final choice.