Sentence examples for we only presumed from inspiring English sources

Many perceive America to be a Christian nation because of our myriad churches and majority faith, but that's changing because we only presumed a Christian ethic at our founding.

According to (q.2), we only presume that (Q x)) is bounded and continuous on (mathbb{R}^{N}).

Since the polls had been showing that they were strongly opposed to that very same plan last week, we can only presume that we have also acquired a whole new set of Americans.

In the absence of variation in tax rates through time and across companies, we can only presume a similar debt policy for each company, which is not the case, or we may end up with contradictory results.

And we can only presume named her after The Independent's Online Arts and Entertainment editor Daisy Wyatt, too.

Judging by the comparatively modest salaries of other backbench MPs' staff, we can only presume McCartney is unusually generous.

There are no flat-chested women on Bionis, an initial target for the Mechon we can only presume.

We can only presume that Gove's thorough research has recognised but discounted the positive models of European education we could learn from.

Corner for Cluj... 90+3 min: After his comments on Saturday, we can only presume that Sir Alex Ferguson is delighted with all this injury-time the referee is playing; Cluj are certainly trying to make the most of it.

This is supposed, we can only presume, to buy the quiescence of health and medical academics and researchers, and to distract citizens from the damage being done to our health system.

Because if they showed Flash, we could only presume it would work on the iPad.