Sentence examples for be assumed will from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case all roads, it can be assumed, will lead to Pakistan.

Facebook profile pictures sporting bold equal signs, it can be assumed, will change back once DOMA is overturned (or if it's not), and the public will move on.

Few survey respondents are likely to follow President Carter's example and include sins of the imagination in their personal inventories; most, it can be assumed, will reject President Clinton's wishful insistence that oral sex doesn't count.

Labour's goal next week, it must be assumed, will be to cause the Conservatives and their coalition partners the Liberal Democrats the greatest number of headaches possible, ideally by portraying the Tories as split and obsessive about Europe.

It shows an image of a silhouetted bird on a leafless branch against an orange background, and was launched alongside a series of Go Set a Watchman social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr - all of which, it is to be assumed, will not be visited by the author herself.

Gas, it is assumed, will follow oil.

"They're not exactly accidents; they're random events that are assumed will happen," Mr. Kline said.

Mr. Obama, it is assumed, will have read the French president's list of grand intentions and pronouncements.

Everything is ready in The Hague for the arrival of Ratko Mladic, who, it is assumed, will be extradited to the Netherlands later this week.

(Abbas may have saved a boy's life, but the crowd, it's assumed, will be inflamed by his Muslim name).

The embrace of moral anti-realism, it is assumed, will have a pernicious influence.