Sentence examples for assuming that if from inspiring English sources

It would just be assuming that if he was, he was.

I'm assuming that if they didn't like what they saw, the kids wouldn't be here".

"I'm always assuming that if she's my girlfriend she won't create a scandal," he writes of a nameless consort.

I'm assuming that if you're reading this, like me, you probably watch a lot of sport on television.

Maybe I'm just star-struck, assuming that if you're wearing Foster Grants, you must be a celebrity.

They may not look at effects over the long term, assuming that if a treatment helps initially, patients will be better off.

GDP is based on creating an artificial and fictitious boundary, assuming that if you produce what you consume, you do not produce.

What's more, the yes camp is assuming that if productivity does improve, there will be no parallel increase in real public spending per head.

Investors in chip stocks ran for the exits, correctly assuming that if such a big maker in Taiwan saw no demand, neither would the rest of the producers.

Some parents may be assuming that if their children were hit by swine flu in the spring, they're now immune -- a view shared by most flu experts.

I can understand the logic in assuming that if most transgender men emerge from lesbian relationships, then most transgender women would emerge from gay relationships.