Sentence examples for assuming it needs from inspiring English sources

But architects of the postcrisis home loan market may be assuming it needs to be larger than it really does.

When a district attorney announces an indictment, The Times doesn't assume it needs weeks to interview witnesses, check allegations or otherwise vet the prosecutor's charges.

As much as you think it's the story that shocks you, the same story told in a piece of cinema could be mawkish and stupid if you don't assume it needs to becomes a completely separate piece of storytelling.

If homogeneity is assumed it needs to be stated, and the results are of course not transferable to the material composition inside a coin when measuring plated coins.

"Assuming it meets their needs more accurately, they will replace their antibody-based system with our DNA-based detection system".

Internists rely on this literature assuming it meets the needs of surgeons without actually knowing their perspective.

But the overwhelming analysis emanating from Brockapalooza was essentially a haute couture Berniecrat gripe: The Democratic Party has been writing off way too much of the electorate by assuming it doesn't need ― or can't win ― the votes of working-class people.

Assuming it obtains the permissions it needs, Mr. Dowling said, the emergency center will open in fall 2013.

Law enforcement generally assumes it only needs a subpoena -- its own say-so -- to download your messages.

What if, like the Pompidou Centre, the pipes of each thing were worn on the outside, arguing the case – rather than merely assuming it – for why we need to network it in the first place?

On multiple occasions however, the nurse turned the unit off after the patient had reached target temperature assuming it was no longer needed.