assuming that's true

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Assuming that's true, Walmart needs to get its skin in the game, too.

Assuming that's true, it's a user base that has been trained to expect expansions at a regular pace, so they may not balk at seeing one this early.

Still, if they approach you in the future about changing laboratory affiliations, don't hesitate to let the brightest ones know that you have great projects and money to support trainees, assuming that's true.

Even assuming that's true, and that those were all active accounts (which seems unlikely) then their big protest has brought down less than 0.035 of 1% of PayPal's total accounts.

"Assuming that is true I will renounce any Canadian citizenship.

Assuming that were true, the question still remains: what was going through his head?

"Assuming that is true, then, sure, I will renounce any Canadian citizenship.

In our solar system, there is twice as much oxygen per hydrogen atom as there is carbon, and we have been assuming that is true everywhere.

But instead of assuming that was true, the group examined the ecological interactions among these and other organisms in the surface ocean, letting the dynamics fall out naturally.

Let's assume that's true.

"ALEC supports free markets," the group's website explains, "because markets are more effective than onerous regulation at achieving optimal economic and environmental outcomes". Let's assume that's true.