Sentence examples for assuming that much from inspiring English sources
Assuming that much of his advertising will run on the top-rated Fox programs of Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity – but plenty during the day, too — the move is a Hail Mary pass meant to halt any slide from his embarrassing memory lapse at the debate Wednesday and shore up his poll numbers and fund-raising base.
Most policy-makers, including Janet Yellen, the chair of the Federal Reserve, have been assuming that much of the decline is cyclical and that, as the recovery picks up, more and more discouraged workers will return to the labor force.
Many investors were also impressed with the stockpiling of commodities in recent years by the Chinese, assuming that much more was in store.
Low-resolution satellite imagery has often led researchers to assume that much of the savanna remains intact.
And because manners didn't come along until a great deal later, it seems safe to assume that much of what people said was rude.
While it's easy to assume that much of Caleb's experience of inhospitality at his alma mater would point to a generational divide between women's colleges in the 1970s to now, unfortunately that's not the case.
Under such conditions, it seems reasonable to assume that much of the active growth phase is carbon limited rather than nutrient limited (and thus delaying flowering and continuing to increase rosette size leads to a greater total mass of seeds).
It is reasonable to assume that much of this land conversion would occur in unprotected forestlands.
What people accept as fact today would have been laughed at 100 years ago (which can be said about a huge number of points in history), making it reasonable to assume that much of what we take for granted right now will become defunct in the future.
Assuming that simulation requires much computer time, it is important to select a design with a small number of observations (or simulation runs).
It may be assumed that much of Cambara's nostalgia, shock and alienation are his own.
