Sentence examples for assuming that the recent from inspiring English sources

And yet contemporary history lays its own traps, because its closeness to the present deceives us into assuming that the recent past is like the present, and it is so easy to forget that YouTube was founded only in 2005.

Again, we should not be naive in assuming that the recent election of the "reform-minded" Hassan Rouhani as Iranian president, and recent semi-official expressions of goodwill towards Jews, mean that Iran is now a force for peace in the region.

Maureen Dowd's column assumes that the recent Vatican actions are caused by "uncertainty and panic".

Traders assume that the recent assassination in Sarajevo is a localised event that will have no lasting ramifications.

This seems to assume that the recent slump in consumer and corporate confidence is mostly related to war fears.

Dare we assume that the recent political changes have replaced the need to "overcome," and thus allow some of our children to remain feeling hopeless?

"The first thing is people have assumed that the recent plateau in the Greens vote, given the intense dislike of the two major parties and range of issues, means the environment is not an important issue," Huntley said.

County health officials say they assume that the recent outbreak of shigellosis originated with fecal matter on the hands of one of Mr. Hassan's 75 food handlers, all of whom have been tested for the disease.

"But a combination of a big tax increase plus the threat from Europe, when the economy is still in the doldrums — why take that risk?" Gregory Daco, an economist at IHS Global Insight, another widely followed research firm, said policy makers were mistaken to assume that the recent improvement in the economy would automatically continue.

We can only assume that the recent Lyft attacks are part of that strategy.

We assumed that the recent increase in users results in lower monetizing users being added.