Sentence examples for anyway assuming from inspiring English sources
He kept the lease anyway, assuming he would return there when he was no longer mayor.
Anyway, assuming the accounts people aren't on holiday, the "system" hasn't gone down and all the stars are aligned, I sometimes get paid enough to feed myself.
And, anyway, assuming that an individual has the modal characteristics of the place they live in or the school they attended is a blatant example of the ecological fallacy in logic.
This might have happened anyway, assuming that Darling always intended to dig in his heels and resist No 10's attempts to shift him to the Home office – now to be Alan Johnson's bed of nails.
Anyway, assuming that the eggs don't end up in the mouth of some discerning gastronome, each will hatch into a snail, which will form its shell as it grows.
Add to the mix the party whips, who have been strong-arming their backbenchers to turn out to vote on this issue, and the fact that no one expects the referendum to happen anyway, assuming the Conservatives win the next election and you have – yes, a perfect example of the old politics at work, under the guise of making a very small step towards the new politics.
Their book aims to teach you how to maximise returns on the biggest investment of your life, and they write: "You have no good reason to think it will pay off – roughly half of all marriages don't – but you buy into it anyway, hoping, assuming, betting the odds that you're one of the 50 per cent for whom it will pay off.
Many startups focus on BOM (which, as you've seen above, is often wrong anyway, even assuming the product is designed for manufacturing), and grossly underestimate their NRE (non-recurring engineering) costs.
In my mind, anyway, it assumed a sort of monstrousness, as if it were a living thing, huge and unrecognizable.
But not wanting to disappoint, she photographed the girl anyway, and assumed the session was a failure.
"They say, 'How do they make their money, anyway?' They assumed there were ads or some other way".
