Sentence examples for we can reasonably assume from inspiring English sources

We cannot know what the jobs of tomorrow will be, but we can reasonably assume that there will be jobs.

Though we don't yet have first quarter figures, we can reasonably assume that the true shortfall is now close to €700 billion.

But there are two deeper reasons why the president might be leery of being honest about what we can reasonably assume are his actual convictions on the issue.

For the fainter samples, we can reasonably assume that the actual redshift distributions have longer tails towards higher z.

Therefore we can reasonably assume that the sound from the same source in a musical recording shares similar spectral envelopes.

However we can reasonably assume that when the density of people increase, the detected points get closer to each other.

However, as all titanium electrodes were fabricated in one experimental run and the measurements were performed within single cool down, one can reasonably assume that "intrinsic" reasons for the singularity broadening (e.g., finite Dynes parameter) should be the same.

Chablis is a chardonnay that one can reasonably assume will be lean and minerally, without oak flavors.

A fishmonger selling them should be keen to tell you about it, so if they are not labelled diver-caught, you can reasonably assume they're dredged.

The next time the complete "Ring" comes to the Met, probably in three or four years, opera fans can reasonably assume that Mr. Levine will be on the podium.

I think people can reasonably assume that when they send a message to a hundred followers nothing terribly bad is going to happen.