Sentence examples for assumed to live from inspiring English sources

In the regulatory commission's calculation, the individual is assumed to live 24 hours a day at the site.

If La Grange projected life spans the way Mr. Palermo wanted, he added, it would "be collecting taxes to pay for pensions to people assumed to live to age 120," a needless expense.

In his new documentary, Vaxxed, Wakefield, the baddy last heard of sloping off to the US, it was assumed to live out his days in repentant obscurity, returns in glory as humanity's saviour.

Individuals are assumed to live for a maximum of 100 years.

In these models the human population is assumed to live in a home patch free of mosquitoes but moves to and fro patches with immobile mosquito subpopulations.

Nevertheless, we suggest that the study of sediments and potential associations with overlooked substrata (e.g., bivalves) is likely to reveal a hidden diversity of life cycle stages and strategies in Staurozoa, which are generally assumed to live only on rocks and macrophytes.

This is standard Daily Mail stuff; immigrants are assumed to be living off benefits while at the same time working too hard and stealing our jobs.

Until the publication of "Savushun" in 1969, however, she was generally assumed to be living under her husband's literary shadow.

A Chilean judge indicted Mr. Davis in 2011 and requested his extradition from the United States, where he was assumed to be living with his wife, Patricia.

Well, if you're lucky enough to be a student here (or on exchange from London as I am!), then for the most part you're probably assumed to be living a hedonistic lifestyle (and you probably wouldn't be totally off the mark either!) While the reputation for frat parties, tailgating and South Beach weekends is all true, that's not all Miami students are choosing to spend their time.

A child is assumed to be living in absolute poverty only if he or she suffers from two or more severe deprivations of basic human needs.