Sentence examples for assumed at least from inspiring English sources

We have very conservatively assumed at least 50% of revenues goes to manufacturing.

He could sell the stock, but he assumed, at least at first, that he would have to give up his stock options.

All told, the government has assumed at least $7 trillion in direct and indirect financial obligations in the form of Wall Street bailouts, emergency lending and government guarantees on bank deposits, inter-bank loans and home mortgages.

He had all along been the favorite in the race, and, when the World Trade Center was destroyed, it was assumed, at least by members of the city's white political establishment, that the disaster would trump all other concerns.

Since the death of his father on Saturday, this 34-year-old eye doctor who never held a government post has swiftly assumed at least the most visible accouterments of his father's power.

On a slightly more mundane level, it has been assumed at least since people started taking Gregor Mendel seriously that all inheritance of a lasting kind is conveyed by material means – notably by genes now known to be made of DNA.

Safe to assume – at least I thought – that it couldn't be ignored as a musical form.

Or he would joke around, assuming, at least at first, that pop listeners could figure out when he was being ironic.

But let's not assume (at least not yet) that a giant stitch-up to favour Heathrow is the inevitable outcome.

Three years later, assuming at least some readers had done just that, the newspaper ran a week-long series providing a Beginner's Guide to the Internet.

"We can't say he was directly connected with Abbas at the time but we assume at least over time he learned about it because he is a Middle East expert," Mr. Remez said.