The phrase "already assuming that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that a certain assumption has been made prior to discussing a topic or argument.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, we are already assuming that human activity is a significant factor."
Alternatives: "presuming that" or "taking for granted that".
4 Stop reading fiction – it's all lies anyway, and it doesn't have anything to tell you that you don't know already (assuming, that is, you've read a great deal of fiction in the past; if you haven't you have no business whatsoever being a writer of fiction).
Many analysts contend that investors in both stocks and bonds are already assuming that a recovery is under way -- and that it will be strong.
But for practical purposes, lawmakers and lobbyists are already assuming that $100 billion, and maybe $150 billion, is on the table.
But since he was already assuming that that increase would go ahead, despite Republican vows to stop it, it is not included in his numbers.Perhaps the starkest difference between the two plans concerns health care.
The Nov. 6 forecast, however, our signature product, is already assuming that Mr. Obama's numbers will decline some, in large part, because it continues to weigh economic factors along with the polls.
Everyone in the room is already assuming that your dick/vagina resembles Simon Weston after a lengthy Final Destination sunbed sesh, so you'll want to confound those cynical fucks by appearing to be comfortable in your actions and accepting of their consequences – think BP CEO circa massive Gulf Of Mexico oil spill.
Many locals already assume that Miss Suu Kyi is dead or injured.
The trustees' bleak projections already assume that the economy will begin to recover late this year.
There's a sense, of course, in which one already assumed that this was the case.
Still, financial markets have already assumed that the central bank will follow the Fed later this year.
The weird funding scandal (unlikely, since most people already assume that politicians are more crooked than they actually are)?
