Sentence examples for assumed at one point from inspiring English sources

While Qatari policy may have assumed at one point that the Muslim Brotherhood constituted a ready-made springboard for regional and international influence, the Qatari policy desired in the Gulf today is for Qatar to join regional decision-making and the strategic contract as part of the bid for inter-Gulf harmony.

I attended a few Eastern Orthodox services under an assumed name, hell, at one point I even went to see a Rabbi.

"The wrecking of phone boxes," Mr. Thomas writes at one point, "assumed serious proportions by 1962".

At one point on the phone with Ho I told him I'd always assumed IKEA sold food at near cost to keep customers in the store longer to buy more things, but he dismissed my cynicism with a laugh.

Ms. Parker was wonderful at the gawky geekiness, with a figure that could fill out the black cocktail dress Catherine at one point assumes.

A spokesperson for SSE told HuffPost the company was unable to confirm whether diseased salmon had definitely been used to generate electricity because the Barkip station "just takes waste to save it going to landfill," but said it would be "fair to assume it took fish carcasses at one point".

"I found myself revisiting, refactoring and maintaining code that I had at one point just assumed would be done.

Because the abdomen and its contents can be considered to be relatively noncompressive and fluid in character, behaving in accordance with Pascal's law, the IAP measured at one point is assumed to reflect the IAP throughout the abdomen [ 4].

Since he tends to stalk about, wielding a rifle -- in search of rabbits, he says at one point -- one assumes Karl is quick on the trigger.

At one point the struggle assumed the character of a Polish-German national conflict.

At one point the music assumes an unexpected lushness not unlike that found in Strauss.