Sentence examples for certainly assume from inspiring English sources

As the season evolves, Wright will almost certainly assume more responsibility.

He said: "I have been following all the news items and you can certainly assume that any of these serious allegations will be put to the intelligence agencies".

An outsider chancing upon this gathering would almost certainly assume that here was a band of expatriates, come together to share fond memories of a distant homeland.

Viewing a landscaper's brochure, I'd certainly assume the photographs were of jobs he'd done, not just trees he thinks are pretty.

And these workshops will almost certainly assume that for most of these soldiers the subject of their experience -- what happened to them in Iraq -- is what validates their writing.

And in induction we certainly assume something it is hard to say what about the fundamental 'make-up' of the existent world" (1924, p. 84).

We certainly assumed we would hurry through it on our way to Egypt.

"I am certainly assuming the next election will be in September or October 2016".

"When I suggested the panel, I certainly assumed that their decisions and membership would be made public".

Coming of age to a mix of hangover hippydom and new wave feminism, we certainly assumed that we were going to live differently from our parents.

Cameron almost certainly assumed that the pro-EU Liberal Democrats, his coalition partners in governing Britain since Labour lost office in 2010, would still be around to veto such a move in a renewed coalition.