Sentence examples for assuming we wait from inspiring English sources

So putting aside the possibility that we women wait to be asked because we've been marginalized for years by a dominant male population that has chosen mates for us, and assuming we wait to be asked because of our simple acceptance of evolutionary truths, this biological reason for waiting to be asked still puts women in an impossible position.

Suddenly, those of us who had assumed we'd wait out the war in grad school realized we were instead headed for the meat grinder.

After a quick survey of the room, I assumed we were waiting for several other students.

The Instagrammed wreath photo was deleted, and I assume we're just waiting for football to start up again so we can continue to ignore that exploitation all over again, too.

(Just because we stupidly decided to spend outrageous sums of money for one meal doesn't mean that the wait staff should assume we are all billionaires).

We assume that we have waited sufficiently long that the underlying Markov chain of the three different graph sampling algorithms are in stationary regime now.

24 We assumed the waiting period for a follow-up Pap smear to be six months and for a colposcopy one month, as recommended by guidelines from the NHS cervical screening programme.

When we assumed that waiting for HCV status had no impact on the HCW's quality of life (utilities at 1), compared with the baseline-US strategy the C/E ratio of the European strategy was estimated at €3958 per QALY saved.

Assuming that he waits, and she waits, what's she going to do when she finishes her residency -- open a free clinic in an empty wing of the palace?

Ethnic groups performing universal circumcision almost always did it either at puberty with rituals, or in early childhood without rituals (Text S2; Dataset S1); in the first case, we assume parents would wait for puberty to circumcise the boy within the tribal rituals, even if he had phimosis; in the second case, a boy could have phimosis only during the first years of life.

It assumes that we will wait and see what the administration will do for us.