Sentence examples for assumed when it was from inspiring English sources

Frederick's filed its petition on Monday, and seeks to halt repayment of almost $55 million in debt assumed when it was purchased last month by the investment firm Wilshire Partners.

A deformation of the interthalamic adhesion was assumed when it was not distinctly circular on midsagittal plane images (Fig.  1e ).

Sponsorship was assumed when it was acknowledged in the original paper or when a representative of the manufacturer was a co-author of the paper.

System reliability is often assumed when it is unwarranted, and data integrity and loss prevention is rarely guaranteed.

The public always assumes when it hears that the F.B.I. is investigating that there must be something amiss.

"They assume when it says sealed, this person is an informant".

New observations by Brett Gladman of the Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur, France, and his colleagues now reveal that 2000 CR105's orbit is much larger and more distant than had been assumed: Even when it's closest to the sun, at 6.6 billion kilometers, it lies far outside Neptune's orbit.

I can't help but "assume" things when it's used; once an impartial and positive identifier of social justice now reduced to a conservative weapon of speech that shoots rusted pellets with bad aim.

…we always assume that when it's not being filled or they're not taking it, it's because they just want to be noncompliant.

Authors should avoid, whenever possible, assuming information when it is missing from a study report (such as sample size, method of randomisation).

The superb brickwork and mosaic decoration has been cleaned and repaired, and ironwork repainted in the original blue - first assumed to be Victorian primer when it was uncovered in the cleaning.