Sentence examples for better assuming from inspiring English sources

The future looks even better, assuming the economy recovers and disposable income, the kind used for most wine purchases, increases.

"Most people do better, assuming they live to a normal life expectancy, simply by giving the children each $10,000 a year to invest".

Perhaps those who are in that middle-ground between good hearing and requiring a hearing aid will jump at the opportunity to hear conversations better — assuming they're willing to shell out $500 to try it.

The problem with the new set is that the organizing principle equates "bigger" with "better," assuming that a boatload of strings, wind and percussion instruments automatically enhances Presley hits such as "It's Now or Never," "Love Me Tender," "Burning Love," "How Great Thou Art," "In the Ghetto" and "Can't Help Falling in Love".

A gun shooting 335 fps or lower is in fact better (assuming it is an AEG and not a plastic gearbox LPEG) because they are legal on all types of fields, and far more reliable.

They had better assume that such resourcefulness will be essential against Marcello Lippi's team on Sunday night.

Frankly, Cam Neely seems like a better option, assuming he's not Canadian anymore.

Robert Rowntree, San Francisco You should kick yourself for acting against your own better judgment, assuming your bad back still permits that range of mobility.

They were willing to pay more for a bigger, better apartment, assuming that a higher budget — up to $2,250 a month — would buy them significantly more space.

This was one of his better collections, assuming the occasional over-the-top gaffe — a gumball-shape party dress with Bo Peep satin bows, for instance — was intended as an ornery gesture.

The EWPHPO attempts to find an even better HOP, assuming that there is one.