Sentence examples for assuming someone is from inspiring English sources

Assuming someone is there for eight months of the year, the combined tuition fee and living costs would be up to £20,240 annually and a whopping £60,720 over the three-year studying period.

Assuming someone is charged £700 for a premium that is £150 elsewhere, and assuming the seller has said it is "competitive", then arguably a criminal offence has been committed.

"There is a good chance," he writes, "that a volume of the New York World that is doing O.K. at the age of ninety will be in pretty much the same shape when it is a hundred and eighty, assuming someone is willing to take decent care of it".

If they're allowed to know about it -- assuming someone is collecting data -- they're not going to fund that.

If betting is slow, it might be worth calling, or "limping" into the game, with a mediocre hand, because your chances of winning are pretty good against other mediocre hands (assuming someone isn't "slow-playing" pocket aces).

Basic first aid training requires you to check for breathing and wait at least 10 seconds before assuming someone isn't breathing.

Unlike Mikes and Jennifers who have lived amid a sea of Mikes and Jennifers their entire lives, I have never heard my name spoken aloud without reflexively assuming someone was addressing me.

The biggest mistake I ever made was in assuming someone was not an influencer when, in fact, they became much bigger than I ever imagined.

We're assuming someone's going to tell us and then we're assuming that we're going to notify someone else when we find out".

One thing I have learned is to never assume someone is just drunk.

Don't assume someone is overqualified based on a quick screen of their credentials.