Sentence examples for Being assumed from inspiring English sources
verb
To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof.
- We assume that, as her parents were dentists, she knows quite a bit about dentistry.
And what is being assumed?
There's something energizing about being assumed to be Done For.
Was debt being assumed and hence the selling price was low?
At Brain Reserve, her duties are being assumed by a leadership team of Melissa Kalish, Robin McIver and Tiffany Vasilchik.
Credit risk in the mortgage market is being assumed by the government, and market risk by the Fed.
Most of the debt being assumed by Leucadia, an investment company whose holdings include insurance companies, is due this year.
Many species of caddisflies have been described from male characteristics, particularly genitalia only, family characters being assumed.
While they are at the top of their game, Michelle spoke about being at formal events and it being "assumed we are the help".
"All the indicators would suggest that there is increasing debt being assumed by older Americans," said Nicolas P. Retsinas, director for the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.
The duties being assumed by Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Rogers had been handled by Ken Kaess, who was promoted in December to president at DDB Worldwide.
But a week after her début in "American in Paris" she did Balanchine's "Allegro Brillante" as if she were being assumed into Heaven.
