Sentence examples similar to believes assuming from inspiring English sources

Most of the effects should pass by the middle of the year, Shepherdson believes -- assuming there is yet another deal on the debt ceiling, the expiring federal budget and delayed fiscal cliff spending cuts, all of which are supposed to hit by late February or early March.

"I thought there was just no way I could find my way back into drama," said Stallone, who believes that assuming an ancillary role and leaving the stinging jabs and uppercuts to Michael B. Jordan as second-generation boxer Adonis Creed freed him up to focus on retired palooka Rocky Balboa's slow-stirring melancholia.

Q: Do you believe -- Assuming that what Ms. Miller says is accurate, do you believe that what happened to Ms. Miller was fair?

But that isn't to say that the decision was made, as she believes Ms. Badinter assumes, based on "a debilitating false consciousness".

Labour insiders believe Sarwar – assuming he beats off the Scottish National party challenge from another prominent young Glaswegian Muslim called Osama Saeed at the election – will be a star of the next generation.

"Microsoft is winning bandwidth back for the GPU through the 32MB ESRAM (102gb/sec I believe, and assuming you're using this RAM a lot, it means that the total Microsoft bandwidth is 168gb/sec); this will even things back out a bit but require a bit of extra management by developers and it is only 32MB which limits the amount of uses.

Suicidal persons can also have difficulty fully acknowledging the finality of their death, believing that (assuming there is no afterlife) they will somehow continue to be subjects of conscious experience after they die.

Applying this method for treatment of impedance experimental data leads to the conclusion that the difference between the diffusion layer thicknesses found from the experiment in the conditions of an imposed steady state DC and theoretically by applying the Lévêque equation is higher than it was believed when assuming D = const.

I believe in assuming personal responsibility and making your own way.

For example, when "science says" doodling helps us focus or that exercise can make us smarter -- we tend to believe it (assuming you're a doodler or an exerciser).

I think the objective of the Sunshine Law, of course - is to make sure that everything is out in the open, and I believe that assuming you're doing the right thing for your constituents and for the people that you're serving, it's a wonderful thing.