Sentence examples for assuming then from inspiring English sources
"assuming then" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to introduce a conditional statement or hypothesis. Example: Assuming then that the new policy is implemented, we can expect to see an increase in productivity within the next quarter.
Assuming, then, a 6.75percentt interest rate on 30-year fixed renovation loan of $400,000, the owners would pay $2,594 for the new loan (and for the "new" house).
Assuming then this is a one-off agreement with the outgoing Obama regime, an agreement that may or may not be honoured by the Trump regime, both the Turnbull government and the asylum seekers on Nauru had better hope processing and US security checks happen rapidly between now and the inauguration on January 20.
Back in 2011 the Congressional Budget Office, in evaluating one of Mr. Ryan's plans, came close to open sarcasm; it described the extreme spending cuts Mr. Ryan was assuming, then remarked, tersely, "No proposals were specified that would generate that path".
Assuming, then (37) can be rewritten as (38).
Let denote the group histogram and assuming, then (7) leads to (9).
Assuming then that we do typically or, more strongly, uniformly accept ordinary informative testimony, the practice is robust.
A thousand and a thousand colours they Assume, then leave us on our freezing way.
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Assume, then, that the government decides to follow the procedure set out in article 50.
Assume, then, that Snoop Lion is onto something — that a hole needs to be filled.
It's assumed then that the remaining 35.7% probably didn't (which frequently gets rounded up to 40%).
