Sentence examples for assuming the project from inspiring English sources

At first, Mr. Werbach rebuffed Wal-Mart, assuming the project was a public relations stunt.

But many professors said they had paid little attention early on, assuming the project would come to a vote.

Assuming the project goes ahead, construction should begin in 2017, with the first trains running in 2026.A smorgasbord of benefits will reputedly follow.

But once the 70 percent mark is reached, the field of financing opens up and just about any bank will lend to the building — assuming the project has sufficient insurance and reserves.

This is the diplomat-speak that dazzled George Osborne into negotiating his deals with Beijing and Paris: he promised guarantees and rates of return inconceivable in current bond markets, at triple the current energy price to future British consumers – even assuming the project sees production.

I think that'll change over time, though, assuming the project keeps its momentum.

Of course, that's assuming the projects are completed and the U.S. doesn't bankrupt itself with deficit spending.

Although she assumed the project was over, she began sending birthday cards – something she continues to this day.

WASHINGTON — When the energy entrepreneur Jim Gordon first proposed building the Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound, he assumed the project would be a slam dunk.

Everyone involved assumed the project had run into the dust, but then it appeared on the Black List, a Hollywood website for unmade film scripts, which has featured Slumdog Millionaire and The King's Speech in the past.

Ms. Leon said she assumed the project, scheduled to begin in January, would primarily attract scholars, students, history enthusiasts and genealogists, some of whom might have already transcribed portions of these documents in the course of their research.