Sentence examples for assumed once from inspiring English sources

We conclude first that there is substantially less potential additional cropland than is generally assumed once constraints and trade offs are taken into account, and secondly that converting land is always associated with significant social and ecological costs.

In our society, we have a lot of rules, expectations and guidelines which are assumed once we get into relationships.

In September 941, Ibn Ra'iq assumed once more the post of amir al-umara at the invitation of Caliph al-Muttaqi (r. 940 944), but he was not as strong as before.

However, adequate sampling of the local, unrestrained degrees of freedom was assumed once convergence of the free energy profile along the original restrained pseudodihedral coordinate was attained (see supplementary material text S1 for an expanded discussion).

The yield ratio of M. tuberculosis to NTM culture was less than 2∶1, suggesting that a diagnosis of PTB may not be assumed once acid-fast bacilli are detected in respiratory secretions.

Let's assume, once again, that the G.O.P. candidate carries Florida and Virginia, taking him to 248 votes in the electoral college.

I assume once we put it in animals, we will find some sort of consequences or side effects, and we want to engineer those out of it".

A trend that is hatched in the world of Bjorks and Anna Wintours has exhausted itself, we assume, once it finds life among those who usually shop at Ann Taylor.

Russell devoted his last years to campaigning against nuclear weapons and the Vietnam War, assuming once again the role of gadfly of the establishment.

Constitutional amendments enacted under Saakashvili also shifted more power to the prime minister, a position Saakashvili evidently hoped to assume once his final presidential term ends in October 2013.

Controversies flicker past so quickly in our voracious culture that we assume once the shouting has died away the disputes have been put to rest — while beneath the surface, the worst live on.