Sentence examples for because assuming from inspiring English sources

When Koster was told, for example, that Colonel Henderson had suggested that the General initiated the questions about civilian casualties, and was asked why, he said, "Nothing other than this was a populated area and I would have had concern, because, assuming I had been flying over the area of operations and had just seen a lot of civilians moving along the road".

This is because, assuming you are not yet cash-flow positive, the amount you ask for and the milestones you set need to be aligned with next-round investor expectations.

And we need not reach that question in the present case because, assuming injury in fact, the complaint fails the third test of standing, redressability.

But some conservatives are up in arms all the same, because, assuming the plan passes and survives any court challenges, West is going to suffer.

The number is statistically insignificant because, assuming that earnings growth was random, 3.3percentt of the companies would have beaten the median each year in any case.

Agent detection evolved because assuming the presence of an agent — which is jargon for any creature with volitional, independent behavior — is more adaptive than assuming its absence.

But I kept saying, "I wonder when he will attack". Because ultimately, assuming...

Because people start assuming.

"We were assuming because they were dead," she said.

Death divides us because often it assumes human form.

"Because you assume people are liars".