It's assumed then that the remaining 35.7% probably didn't (which frequently gets rounded up to 40%).
(Other duties of Mr. Levy were assumed then by Evan Smith, president and editor in chief of the magazine).
If markets are rational, as the efficient-market hypothesis assumed, then they will allocate capital to its most productive uses.
Does this mean that Mr. Bloom is finally ripe for induction into the art-world mainstream, a position he briefly assumed, then retreated from half a century ago?
I'd assumed then that Beth was meeting someone else that evening, had someone in New York she was interested in, and I felt completely fine about it.
It was assumed then that the politics would pit doctors, hospitals, insurers, employers and consumers against one another, and obliterate the fragile coalition behind the groundbreaking coverage law.
Many assumed then that oil was a gift of God that would transform poor countries into flourishing economies within a generation.
He had assumed, then demanded, freedom from his earliest days in science.Scientific inquiry, as he repeatedly, fearlessly wrote and said, needed spirit, ideas, passion and individual integrity.
It was assumed then that oil prices would go ever up, and the incoming Conservative government launched a plan to build one nuclear reactor per annum for 10 years.
Pediatric cold medicines were approved in the early 1970s despite almost no evidence that they worked because regulators assumed then that drugs that worked in adults would also be helpful in children.
Our country was still very sad by, because of President Kennedy's death, but full of hope under the leadership of President Johnson, and I assumed then, like most Americans, that our economy was absolutely on automatic, that nothing could derail it.
