Sentence examples for almost assumed from inspiring English sources

"At least a sizable chunk of the Menatep stake may go back to the state -- that's almost assumed at this point," Mr. Collison added.

For years, it has been almost assumed that Piazza was staying behind the plate solely to break Carlton Fisk's record for home runs as a catcher.

The game itself almost assumed the status of a sideshow as the shadow of Gerrard's farewell understandably loomed over the entire occasion.

Till now, to the best of my knowledge, the Lipschitz condition with Lipschitz constant L was almost assumed to satisfy (gamma L<1) for some positive real number γ in the literature on the stability of functional equations.

In Eastern European capitals the calls to prepare for "Russian aggression" have become common ground and almost assumed to be the EU official position.

Since both my parents were of an artistic nature, they not only encouraged but almost assumed that I would do something creative.

"It almost assumes no one is going to get sick," said Dr. Mark V. Williams, a professor of medicine at Emory University.

If we get a penalty within the opposition half, you almost assume it's going to be three points.

"We have to almost assume that boys see it as the norm [to see girls as sexual objects] to tackle it head on," she says.

While never relinquishing its jaunty tone of comic likeability, The Dish almost assumes the air of an old-fashioned war movie: three Australian soldiers and their US commanding officer hold some pass or withstand some siege just long enough for reinforcements.

We walked out almost assuming that we were disqualified!