Sentence examples for assuming the latter from inspiring English sources

For, even assuming the latter cases, if applicable, would produce a different result, I cannot conclude that this change in the law would be sufficient to entitle petitioner to the issuance of a writ of habeas corpus.

It would seem to follow that rehab populations would rise as the population of addicts rises (that is assuming the latter continues to do so — some recent federal data have shown that use of "street" drugs, like cocaine and methamphetamine, has fallen among young adults).

Assuming the latter stays at the Stadium of Light, his pleasing football philosophy promises to offer Sunderland an excellent chance of making an immediate return to the top flight before finally breaking the seemingly endless cycle of struggle they have endured in recent years.

On May 24, 1977, as a result of his resistance to Brezhnev's wish to hold both the party secretaryship and the Presidium chairmanship, Podgorny was ousted from the Politburo and "relieved" of his duties as chairman of the Presidium, with Brezhnev assuming the latter title.

So let "extended intuition" name the thesis that our intuition is reliable in ways importantly extended beyond everyday life, assuming the latter notion gets coherently worked out.

Perhaps more threatening to the whole-brain approach is the growing empirical evidence that total brain failure is not sufficient for human death —assuming the latter is construed, as whole-brain advocates generally construe it, as the breakdown of organismic functioning mediated by the brain.

It is comforting to assume the latter is the threat.

Despite the article's ambiguity, everyone assumed the latter.

Traditionally minded strategy planners may assume the latter.

In 1991 Manufacturers Hanover Corporation merged with Chemical Banking Corporation and assumed the latter's name.

He assumes the latter duties from Ardath Rodale, 72, based in Emmaus, Pa., who continues as chairwoman.