Sentence examples for well presume from inspiring English sources
Indeed, one wonders, how can it be that body dysmorphia, once something you had to look up, is now so common a concept, so widespread a psychocultural infection, that we may as well presume all females have it.
With 80percentt of cases symptom-free, you may as well presume you have it. .
One can well presume that each of the board members has the comfort of knowing they are the beneficiaries of a board of director's liability insurance policy holding them virtually harmless for any decisions, no matter how it might impact other shareholders.
If a particular gene is found to be elevated by multiple stresses with prolonged duration of stress exposure, it can be well presumed that the gene can be employed in genetic engineering program to generate crop plants showing broad spectrum resistance, rather than resistance to a particular stress only.
On the iPhone, you can see your friends' location on a map and when they send out a new geo-update, you get a notification as well (presuming you both have Mobcast).
Well, I presume it's Maicon, as he's lying flat on his back surrounded by medics and stretcher-bearers.
Well, I presume everyone understands that valuing things gets different when the number of transactions one can benchmark against goes down.
This is because a man who does not feel that he knows a woman very well will presume that very interested women must not be basing their desire for him on any part of his own personality.
"Who said anything about exterminating?" "Well, I presumed you were going to bring in new stock and—" "I said squeeze, Nephew, not exterminate.
"Who said anything about exterminating?" "Well, I presumed you were going to bring in new stock and — " "I said squeeze, Nephew, not exterminate.
It may well have presumed these sources to be dissatisfied elements within the army, perhaps Besigye loyalists.Mr Besigye claims that he is not involved in any rebel activities but still refuses to rule out the possibility of launching his own war.
