The phrase "alone assuming" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept of making assumptions independently, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "He was alone assuming that everyone would agree with his plan."
Alternatives: "independently assuming" or "solely assuming".
The LSE would then have to carry on alone, assuming no other bidder appears.
There is no case in 21st-century Britain for default gender, let alone assuming that default is male.
But that's not the same as blaming them for maintaining contact, let alone assuming they're lying if they did.
Complete depletion of creosote by dissolution alone, assuming equilibrium, would require a water/creosote volume ratio of > 270, 000.
Sometimes people have a tendency to ignore the people standing alone, assuming that they must be alone because they aren't very important.
In my calculus, applying the Unicef system to AIDS would cost $3 billion a year in antiretrovirals alone, assuming five million patients at $600 a year.
But those ideas alone assume that some crippled version of Obamacare remains in place and that Republicans in both chambers go along with gutting the health care system without a real replacement plan.
Neither is it safe to assume that the very low death rate from thyroid cancer to date will apply to future cases, let alone assume that no further deaths from cancer will occur in the present cases.
A metric based on distance alone assumes that a large crop field and a small crop field at the same distance have the same influence on residential herbicide levels.
Given the vast disparity between this one-block-long alley, slightly wider than an S.U.V., and a street that extends 13 miles in Manhattan alone, one can only assume the person who named it had a heightened sense of irony.
The pundits are not alone in assuming that the President is all-powerful.
