Sentence examples for to supposing from inspiring English sources
verb
To take for granted; to conclude, with less than absolute supporting data; to believe.
- Suppose that A implies B and B implies C. Then A implies C.
You will see that this is just equivalent to supposing that all hands sometimes tremble, or alternatively that no expectations are quite certain.
This is equivalent to supposing first that rankings are complete — that is, for any two alternatives x and y that the agent may evaluate or choose, either the agent ranks x above y (prefers x to y), or the agent prefers y to x, or the agent is indifferent.
In CFS, however, it sticks to "supposing".
Few studies led to supposing that H. pylori could be transmitted through raw milk, and no one investigated the presence of other Helicobacteraceae in milk.
Equation 1 is equivalent to supposing that each particle of public good performs a random walk among cells (with step probabilities equal to edge weights), and has probability 1/(1+ λ) of being utilized at each cell it encounters, including its producer.
The tremendous energy, ingenuity and optimism visible in Africa is often betrayed by the quality of the continent's leaders, whose energy is directed to self-enrichment and whose optimism to supposing they can get away with it.
The word "should" means to suppose.
Where're we supposed to escape to?
"I was supposed to go to London.
It is supposed to go to charity.
