Sentence examples for assumes that it does from inspiring English sources

Ramsey assumes that it does not matter what the candidates for A and B are.

I think that it would be safe to assume that it does," he said.

But let's assume that it does turn -- what does that really mean?

To assume that it does is simply to misunderstand how common perceptual situations are described.

Let us charitably assume that it doesn't keep details of eight-year-old speeches.

Well, maybe, assuming that it doesn't instead devolve into a battle of attrition.

(Some statistical models assume that it does, which I regard as just as questionable a claim as Ms. McArdle's).

In the case of HIV and Aids, it is often assumed that it does not apply to disabled people.

Assuming that it does, a binding offer will come in and put to shareholders, who will be required to vote on it through separate general meetings.

But assuming that it does, Mr Hu and Mr Wen will join a growing crowd that includes not only their immediate predecessors, Jiang Zemin and Zhu Rongji, but plenty of other old-timers.

Answering the first question is easy: if there's no evidence – even indirect evidence – for the civilizing value of literary fiction, we ought not to assume that it does civilize.