Sentence examples for assuming it is used from inspiring English sources

The money will come out tax free, assuming it is used for a long list of approved medical expenses.

However, Ford says, the team's research showed that another key to safety turned out to be a humble checklist of relatively low-tech measures, "assuming it's used consistently correctly, which it often isn't". The checklist includes before-treatment reviews of patient charts by both physicians and radiation physicists, who calculate the right dose of radiation.

Herminio Sanes Jr., the superintendent at Fieldston Manor, said most neighbors assumed it was used by federal agents as a surveillance house to watch the Russian compound, which is now operated by Russia's mission to the United Nations.

The woman's husband donated his sperm and the family had assumed it was used to produce their child.

They seize that cash, assuming it is going to be used to buy votes.

We have therefore committed ourselves to building such a database, assuming it is possible by using address and family information as well as data on changes in household composition.

In fact it's a decent rule of thumb: if you read a cringeworthy term or phrase on the OBO, just assume it's being used knowingly.

Assuming it is small enough to use a Macro studio, create one of those.

A few years ago I assumed it wasn't being used because youngsters weren't taught the rules for employing it; the resulting verse was thought to be a remedy.

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.

As a freelance film and TV producer, Nelson had seen firsthand the costs of using "Happy Birthday To You," a tune so ingrained in the public consciousness – and the American songbook – that many had assumed it was free to use.