Sentence examples for assumed at the time from inspiring English sources

Executives assumed at the time that the high price would preclude other uses.

It was widely assumed at the time that investment returns would cover most of the cost of people's pensions.

It was widely assumed at the time that the police had refused to prosecute the show's now famous producer, Michael White, because they thought it harmless.

But Pym's official assessment of the impact of the anti-nuclear movement in the 1980s shows that the mass protests came closer to halting the deployment of US missiles than many assumed at the time.

Not every child can say that he's watched his father insert a hypodermic needle into his mother's forearm with a slow precision that I assumed, at the time, to be a kind of love.

Because he looks as if carved out of Scottish granite and has a deep voice, it was assumed at the time that the attempt by silly, disaffected people to unseat him was a deluded enterprise.

Perhaps the church's real arrogance was to assume at the time of Vatican II that it had the standing to open a dialogue with modernity.

Because a young Steven Toast – Toast of London (Channel 4) – was also at Pinewood that day; to film some sex comedy probably, it's hard to remember, he was smoking a lot of children in need (weed, I'm assuming) at the time.

A simple progression from synapse dysfunction to degeneration and then cell loss should not, however, be assumed at the present time in all chronic neurodegenerative diseases.

Unlike the case where equilibrium is assumed at the interface, the time evolution of ( {c}_i^{ast } ) is free of the drastic change occurring at the beginning of the growth.

At pH 5, it is assumed, at this time, that the reason for little or no accumulation of EB regardless of metabolic energy (glucose) is due to the activity of the PMF dependent RND efflux pump.