Sightlines become assumed statements: "There she goes with the morning drop-off.
The danger, as ever, with provocation is that over time a media buzzword has become assumed fact, and apparently an appropriate term for a toxicologist to reference when listing possible causes of death.
Technically, conversion companies become manufacturers, assuming the responsibility for making any modifications necessary to meet American safety and emission standards.
The company said Friday that its consumer marketing chief, Robert A. Sauerberg, would become president, assuming a newly created second-in-command role to the chief executive, Charles H. Townsend.
On a revenue basis (or sales multiple basis, if you prefer), Microsoft will become cheaper, assuming its stock price remains static.
It's just the best thing with wine on hand, and even better when two players become four, assuming you can stand to have Other People in your home.
For example, chemotaxing cells become polarized, assuming a highly elongated form, and crawl across solid substrates in the direction of increasing concentrations of chemoattractant [ 1].
And the colder it gets, the more comforting a crackling fire becomes -- assuming, of course, that you're prepared.
His parents disapproved of the sport, and it was around then that young Mickey Prager, as he had become known, assumed the ring name Mickey Duff.
