Sentence examples for assumed even from inspiring English sources

With that defeat the game in São Paulo against Corinthians assumed even greater importance.

With Trump's travel ban — in each of its iterations — Covey's mission has assumed even greater urgency.

"Scarcity is still assumed even by reasonable men and middle-of-the-road forecasters, but that is wrong.

For the decorator Jeffrey Bilhuber, whose clients include Anna Wintour and the public-relations heavyweight Paul Wilmot, zhoozhing has assumed even larger proportions.

"Almost always, when I told someone I was writing a book about 'eating animals,' they assumed, even without knowing anything about my views, that it was a case for vegetarianism," he says.

Once upon a time people assumed even if buildings and whole cultures crumbled, then at the very least films and photographs would be there to keep the memory safe forever.

I assume even the English Bridge Union know that it is not a sport.

It then goes underground or online and assumes even more irrational and aggressive tendencies.

Both endured exile of sorts after that conflict before rebounding to assume even greater authority.

The move that assumes even more risk is buying junk bonds.

5. DALLAS MAVERICKS -- Dirk Nowitzki will build on his M.V.P.-like season, assuming even more leadership in Michael Finley's absence.