presume造句

I presume you have all seen it.

I presume that's not what people meant either.

We presume this must have happened during the night.

I presume that none of you have that belief.

We should not presume too much on the reliability of such sources.

Both of these approaches presume the creation of panels, forms, and layouts using hand-crafted code.

Most test approaches presume that users are trying to use the program to help them get some work done.

This approach forces this style of tagging to presume that every work item required every service and policy.

I presume it's not only acceptable, but also required to have a cancel button for things like downloading files?

I presume that some portion of my cost is tied to the health and behavior of my workers.

Don't presume that feeling listless - or miserable - is just part of old age. Millions of happy, fulfilled older Americans prove it's not. M.d..

All these unique local identities, of course, presume me to be an American, since the Republic, the country and principles it embodies contain all the others.

The fallacy of circular argument: It occurs when the premises presume, openly or covertly, the very conclusion that is to be demonstrated.

While you might presume that those with a gay family member were the most open to gay marriage, Powell says that people with gay friends are more likely to be swayed.

Investors may reasonably presume that buying a CDS on European debt is an ineffective form of protection. That will make them less likely to buy European government bonds altogether.

I suppose that one thing to note is that these were painted cycle lanes rather than kerbed ones - I can only presume drivers would have been more cautious otherwise.