Sentence examples for assuming that it could from inspiring English sources
The lack of explicit criticism from the United States did nothing to dispel the impression that the White House, after discouraging Israel from assuming that it could embrace the Bush doctrine in its battle against Palestinian extremists, was now doing nothing to stop Israel from doing so.
Chief prosecutor Peter Frank said that investigators were assuming that it could have been a terrorist because of the number of people killed and similarities with an attack in Nice in July.
As this is now in the strong scaling regime we further correct the prediction by assuming that it could be run 24% faster (recall that the penalty for strong scaling by a factor of 10 is 24%).
We aimed to evaluate the concordance between this technique and the conventional microbiological methods (CMM) for the diagnosis of VAP, assuming that it could support a decrease in broad-spectrum antibiotics consumption.
The U.S. social network has never shied away from its interest in China but, as I wrote last week, the popularity of established services like WeChat mean that simply being relevant in the country would be a huge challenge for Facebook, assuming that it could find an agreement to enter that suited the Chinese government.
The capacity of a biosafety cabinet (UBSC, i ) was derived assuming that it could only be used by one operator at a time.
In Egypt, Iran's leadership -- both spiritual and political -- assumed that it could claim that the youth's revolution mirrored its own Islamic Revolution.
Given that chimps seem to struggle with this task, it was widely assumed that it couldn't possibly have evolved in other, "lower" animals.
The court said that "without considering the issue at all," the E.P.A. assumed that it could consider only the parts of the Scherer plant that Oglethorpe owned and disregard the other parts, which are the polluters.
