Sentence examples for always assumed for from inspiring English sources

"With Mackintosh, you expect it to be amazing craftsmanship," says Page. "We had always assumed, for example, that the great timber columns holding up the mezzanine, which really defined the room, were carved from single pieces of oak.

In most of the references, to ensure the boundedness of the Palais-Smale ((PS) for short) sequence of the energy functional, the following growth condition due to Ambrosetti-Rabinowitz [1] was always assumed for the nonlinearity f: (AR) there exists (mu>p) such that 0< mu F x,u leq uf x,u) quadmbox{for all } uneq0, where, and in the sequel, (F x,u =int_{0}^{u}f x,s),ds).

The tests always assume, for example, that terrorists want to take over the control room of a plant.

I stayed on anti-epilepsy medication until I finished primary school, and by that time it was an annoyance – the rest of the drama had faded for me, and had also, I had always assumed, faded for my parents.

Many colleagues have not only lost a dedicated, creative, and intellectually stimulating research partner who always assumed responsibility for the common good, but, also a charming and generous friend who was a good listener and not just over the odd glass of good wine and scrutinised, gave advice, and provided support wherever he could.

In this case, it was no different -- I'd always assumed play for me meant release, but truth be told, it was just another "project" in my life.

The SPP distribution parameter was varied, but always assumed equal for both arms.

I had always assumed it was for bulk buying, and the odd solitary cook.

"I've always assumed it was for knocking down a horse," he said.

Why do we need to make a failure in love — and because Dickinson was single, failure is always assumed — the explanation for her art?

Chaebol employees left what they had always assumed were jobs for life to set up firms making things like mobile-phone components.