Sentence examples for assumed from its from inspiring English sources

When Congress did not pass a rescue bill for the automakers, the Treasury Department stepped in, using financial authority it had already assumed from its bailout of the banking system.

The samples lack the genetic signature of a widespread strain of the fungus, US-1, which has been assumed from its worldwide distribution to have descended from the 19th-century blight that struck Ireland and much of Europe.

A naked mole rat was first documented by Eduard Rüppell, a German naturalist, in the 19th century, but he assumed from its unprepossessing appearance, the sagging nude flesh, the teeth growing straight through the skin, that it was a diseased or mutated individual of another species.

This was, as might be assumed, from its theoretical properties.

For instance, this year Gallup has been accused of leaning more toward Mr. Bush since it assumes, from its research, that Republicans tend to be more likely voters than Democrats.

Taylor's performances, it can safely be assumed from his own words, were wholly not.

She did not suspect Mr. Choy; she had assumed from his surname that he was Korean.

As a result, the company made no contribution last year toward paying down the 20.1 billion Canadian dollars in "stranded debt" that the province assumed from Ontario Hydro to make its two successor companies more attractive to outside investors.

I assumed from the 0207 number it was based in Central London.

Consent is not assumed from silence or inactivity, it must be verifiable.

"As with other union agreements that it has assumed from the old G.M., General Motors Company will honor those commitments," the company said in its statement.