Sentence examples for assume big from inspiring English sources
Assume Big Brown stands for $100,000 and covers 112 mares a year.
They assume big debt despite lacking the requisite financial savvy to manage and pay back the loans.
Having repeated his call for more opportunities for British managers on the programme ("It's always time for an English manager to be given a chance, as far as I'm concerned, Gary," said the man who once claimed he'd be a top-four manager if his name was Sam Allardici), we can only assume Big Sam was doubling down on that sentiment with his sartorial choices.
WASHINGTON — The president of the World Bank said on Monday that America's days as an unchallenged economic superpower might be numbered and that the dollar was likely to lose its favored position as the euro and the Chinese renminbi assume bigger roles.
The molecules with para substitution assume bigger cavity and larger size compared to the ortho and meta units which increases the exposure of N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) rings.
While we assume bigger banks also have more ATMs around (i.e. no fee for getting cash), some of these credit unions and smaller banks also work with a network of ATMs so that their customers can avoid fees.
In many ways an unknown entity, Mr Jonathan has a history of assuming big roles by being in the right place at the right time.
Bankers and investors (not to mention home buyers) deluded themselves into thinking they could earn high returns without assuming big risks.
The simple equation would be you drink more fizzy sugar water, you pay more tax (assuming Big Soda on-passes the tax to consumers).
Even assuming big gains in efficiency, the world will need about twice as much electricity in 2050 as it does today.
It is Undine's misreading of those houses (she assumes big house equals money equals freedom) that leads her into each bad marriage, and pushes Wharton's plot forward.
