Sentence examples for assuming that it will from inspiring English sources
Greece currently has a debt to GDP ratio of 175%, but its creditors are assuming that it will grow by almost 3.5% a year on average in each of the next five years and that this will bring the debt ratio down to 120% of GDP, at which point the country might again be able to raise money in the financial markets.
"I'm assuming that it will be a very emotional moment".
A 100 MW very large-scale photovoltaic power generation (VLS-PV) system is designed assuming that it will be installed in the Gobi desert, which is one of the major deserts in the world.
Although the Oslo peace process is often pronounced dead, Israeli voters are probably right in assuming that it will return to some sort of life whichever prime minister they elect.
This is in large part because the American economy has been so strong and the longer it grows, the more comfortable markets are in assuming that it will continue to do so.
Petrenko is tied to his contract in Bavaria until 2018, and at the press conference, general manager Martin Hoffmann said: "We are assuming that it will happen soon after 2018".
I still think that a lot of people in our creditors are assuming that it'll all come right.
Assume that it will exploit them to its full potential.
It cannot even be assumed that it will survive as a state in its present form, especially if its economic misfortunes continue.
