| You could, for instance, infer that they have fabricated their evidence, made it up, after those first interviews. |
| This makes it generally difficult to infer cause-and-effect relationships-the statistical signal-to-noise ratio is rather low. |
| It helps out with confusables, such as infer and imply, and how their meaning is changing as a result of that confusion. |
| Thus the Court should be slow to infer principles of common law as a gloss on the statutory framework. |
| If the facts cannot be so proved, then there is no basis from which to infer a future risk. |
| I infer that an atomic clock on the Moon would gain 8 milliseconds per year relative to one on Earth. |
