These are grave moments, akin to another inference in a courtroom with so much at stake.
The clear inference would be that, in any future terrorist attack, the United States would be unlikely to blame it on Iraq if the attack could plausibly be identified as the work of Muslim extremists.
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Not until after the lawsuit had been filed by Nationwide did Zouheil take steps to see that his wife had an interest in the Janke transaction, the inference being that the promissory note was made out to husband and wife only to avoid any judgment in the Nationwide case and not with the intention of making the note community property.
The tribunal drew an inference of discrimination from the use in the recruitment advertisement of the phrase "youthful enthusiasm".
Again, I want to caution against drawing too much in the way of causal inference, but this scatter plot looks a lot like older scatter plots I have done.
In this particular instance, a 1995 law designed to protect securities firms from abusive investor lawsuits says that before the (often expensive) fact-finding period of a case begins, plaintiffs must show a "strong inference" that a company intended to engage in fraud.
The raised suspension and 8.7 inches of ground clearance gives the ride that stiffer truck-like inference and more solid sense of handling, particularly in damp conditions, when you want your SUV to handle with a sense of authority.
One inference is that the bacteria may not merely be living in the plaques, but creating them.
Dr. SHIRLEY BERESFORD (Epidemiology, Washington State University): It would not be an unreasonable inference to say these women had been consuming high levels of fat in their diet for maybe 40 years.
In any company, one way to help people succeed in their professional careers (and help the company succeed, by inference) is to have a formal mentoring program.
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It doesn't give much away, but the inference is that phone manufacturers have been focusing on increasing the number of megapixels in camera phones, rather than picture quality.
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In the study, Rankin and her colleagues made use of The Awareness of Social Inference Test, or TASIT, which uses videotaped subtle-as-a-sledgehammer scenarios of people lying or being sarcastic.
Most looked at the hive, saw a large bee in charge, assumed it was stronger and more able than other bees, and drew the inference of a master bee.
Spock, in the film, retains the traits of the archetypal Vulcan, adhering to logic with every conclusion and inference, governing his emotional impulses with stoic alignment and unwilling to break even the most minute rule.
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