Sentence examples for assume invitations from inspiring English sources
The crowd is so uniformly dressed, in casually smart clothes and expensive sunglasses, that an outsider might assume invitations to this event had been sent out weeks ago.
We accounted for this dynamic change by estimating the proportion of the observed breast cancer mortality that was expected to be due to cancers diagnosed after the first screening invitation, assuming that invitations to screening had no effect on breast cancer mortality.
Do not assume the invitation is extended to your family or significant other.
And assuming the invitations have gone out already, a late cancellation might make your friend feel even more self-conscious.
If you're not sure whether children are invited, and if no mention was made on the invitation, assume they're not and book your sitter early on.
Don't assume that an invitation into his/her house means sex.
If that goes wrong, we can hardly blame the perception: the atoms that form an image of the distant square tower will, by the time they hit our eyes, have been battered by the air they travel through enough to make the image seem a bit rounded, but that isn't an invitation to assume that the tower must also be.
It was at this moment that he received an invitation to assume the recently vacated chair of Critical Philosophy at the University of Jena, which was rapidly emerging as the capital of the new German philosophy.
Would he take it as an invitation to assume I was a Hillary supporter and pontificate on the laundry list of reasons why Hillary was bad for the country and even worse for women?
When a spring 2004 call from a Descanso board member with whom he'd served as a trustee on another board eventually turned into an invitation to assume leadership of the botanical garden, Brown was surprised.
