Sentence examples for assumed at the height from inspiring English sources

First, the Office for Budget Responsibility believes that the British economy is around 13% smaller than the government assumed at the height of the boom.

The height of each structure can be different, but the floors of each structure are assumed at the same level.

Most British people would probably assume that at the height of the crisis between 2003 and 2009 the majority would have been refugees.

Assuming office at the height of the Great Depression in 1933, the same year that Adolf Hitler took power in Germany, Roosevelt concentrated naturally on domestic affairs.

The all-sky images are converted to geographical coordinates, assuming the height of auroras at 400 km.

Given that a pressure error of 1 hPa roughly corresponds to 0.4 mm of error in PWV, we assume that the height-compensated pressure data at CTGR can be used for PWV estimation.

In the cases considered in this article, with an average transitional level of 50 150 m over the vent, it is assumed that at this height, the mass loss due to decoupled ejecta is still small enough to be considered as a minor source of uncertainty.

Bruce assumed the presidency of the League of Nations Council in 1936 at the height of the crisis and after the failure of the Hoare Laval Pact between France, Italy and Britain, but further attempts to forestall the invasion failed.

When Castelar assumed leadership of the republic in 1873, Spain was at the height of disturbance and turmoil.

His urge to break with the past led him, at the height of the Depression, to assume a hobo life, travelling the rails and notating hobo songs.

In the 1990s, at the height of the democratic revolutions, many people assumed that getting rid of the dictator was the hard part.