Sentence examples for you cannot infer from inspiring English sources

In the country, you cannot infer much about the coldness — or hotness or wetness — by looking outdoors at, say, cows in a field.

Don't be fooled by either argument -- you cannot infer a climatic trend from such short-term fluctuations.

Although I overhear you utter the words, 'shut the door', I cannot infer yet that you are issuing a command.

"I cannot infer from the evidence where you murdered her but if she was alive when you took her to the house, she died there.

In that case we cannot infer anything about whether you were once an embryo or could come to be a vegetable from a principle about what it takes for a past or future person to be you.

That is why, from the fact that someone has said, "You'll be more punctual in the future," we cannot infer the utterance's force.

"We cannot infer a direct causal relationship between obesity and unemployment," the report noted, recommending more research on the subject.

This assertion is astonishingly naïve; we cannot infer a couple's contentment from their lack of complaint.

This was followed up by an email from a producer, who wrote: "We cannot infer that… any employer is breaking the law by not paying interns – this has been absolutely specified by the BBC duty lawyer.

And although one CD looks much like another, music is a gloriously "differentiated" product, so firms cannot infer what their rivals are doing from their own sales data.

Unlike human readers, computers cannot infer meaning from ambiguous text.