Sentence examples for assuming though from inspiring English sources

I'm assuming, though, that some states will find that there is flexibility to be gained by cutting the Medicaid strings.

The bill, assuming though that it is hustled through the Dumas and made law by midsummer, might stifle the ambitions of BP whose 50%-owned TNK BP oil project has already come under the scrutiny of the Kremlin (See: "Energy Tsar").

And I'm assuming, though by no means certain, that she's gotten more actual votes in the primaries thus far than Obama.

It's fair to assume, though, that he's a better actor.

It can be assumed, though, that Nat Rothschild's parents will be there.

Don't assume, though, that "Bloody Bloody" is a satire of a single contemporary political phenomenon.

Let's assume, though, that the contestants get there (after eight years of rigorous training), and can breathe and eat.

That assumes, though, that the government must necessarily provide classified information to the defense lawyer in a terrorism case.

It seems safe to assume, though, that the forlorn emotional landscapes that have always underpinned his work will remain.

It was widely assumed, though, that if either McCain or Romney won the nomination, the winner would bring Murphy on board for the general election.

It can be safely assumed, though, that the US delegation won't be reprimanded for their unflagging efforts to render such values meaningless.