Sentence examples for assuming that's correct from inspiring English sources

Assuming that's correct, the design of Asus' hardware offers a lot of considerable advantages that aren't necessarily available on competing devices.

Assuming that's correct and that the vaccine works at least 80% of the time, researchers could be "absolutely confident" about efficacy after 30 infections and within 3 months, Ballou says.

Yet by accepting the Freeh report they are assuming that that's correct because the university said so.

You claim on twitter that Muslims have an enlarged sense of "victimhood" but even assuming that you are correct ( which to some extent you are ), they are not the only demographic who is feeling afraid.

Even assuming that he is correct, the fact is, as the Court notes, see ante, at 117-118, n. 2, that petitioner has conceded and the courts below have assumed that respondent's constitutional rights to counsel and to be present at critical stages of the trial were violated.

(The WSJ reported Lumia sales last quarter being 8.2 million — so assuming that figure was correct Nokia sold less than 8.2 million smartphones in Q1).

Assuming that is legally correct, why would you ever do that?

Well, let's assume that you're correct on that point.

Daily News: Let's assume that you're correct on that point.

Use a dictionary to double-check the spelling of words that you are unsure about, don't just assume that they are correct.

Yet his plans for the Tory party originally assumed that Gordon Brown was correct to claim that boom and bust had been abolished.