assuming you're interested

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"My nine-year-old stepdaughter now thinks I'm cool - well, cooler". Past winners of the poll, assuming you're interested, include Jude Law, George Clooney and Damon cohort Ben Affleck.

Assuming you're interested in some form of monogamy, like I am, the statistics can seem bleak.

I'm going to try to recreate that process for you, assuming you are interested in innovation and in US-Korea competitiveness.

For instance, if you go to www.carsdirect.com, online advertising firms assume you're interested in buying a car.

But assuming you're still interested after reading that, read on.

Close by emphasizing your interest in the position (assuming you are still interested) and letting the interviewer know that you look forward to hearing from him or her.

So we started bringing in a garbage bag every other week, which would be your responsibility, assuming you are still interested.

But, since now we're at zero dollars, let's assume you're not interested in videography and give back $3,000.

They tend to automatically assume you're not interested in friendship unless you say otherwise.

But the bigger problem - assuming that you're interested enough to watch a film about 20th-century Tibetan history in the first place - is that the characters are unengaging and rather two-dimensional.

However, if you're very talented, educated, successful and/or beautiful, interested parties might assume you're out of their league or that you have no need or time for a relationship and no shortage of A-list suitors.