Sentence examples for assuming he succeeds from inspiring English sources
Public skepticism about whether Armstrong is even capable of candor will also hurt him if he tries to get back into competitive cycling and triathlon (even assuming he succeeds in getting his lifetime ban reduced).
If the Swedes stick to static analysis, the fiscal impact of sbrink's current tax-cut efforts (assuming he succeeds) will not be felt until 2001.
Assuming he can succeed in taking his new team into the security of mid-table comfort, Moyes will be granted plenty of time.
But assuming that he succeeds Mr Blair, perhaps in June or July, what difference will that make to the way Britain is governed?
The garrulous millionaire is unlikely to feel a pang of guilt about his carbon footprint, or attend an anti-war demo, but since he was installed as chief operating officer at Independent News & Media in 2002, the Irish media group that owns the title, it has been widely assumed he will succeed his flamboyant father Tony O'Reilly at the helm of the company.
Interior will have sufficient energy development zeal under Donald P. Hodel as secretary, assuming he is confirmed to succeed Reagan confidant William P. Clark.
Just as he assumed that Megan would never actually succeed on Broadway, he now assumed he could throw some money at Peggy — figuratively this time — and she would stay.
Mr. Vassiliadis, one of the Strip's most energetic boosters, said he would be surprised if MGM, assuming it succeeds in demolishing the building, replaces it with another hotel.
But he will, assuming Mr. Reisinger succeeds: Mr. Fazioli has promised not only to attend the concert, but also to autograph each piano that is used.
But Israel — assuming it succeeds — is doing the United States a favor by taking on Hamas now.
