Sentence examples for certainly assumed that from inspiring English sources

"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.

And governments, unfortunately, have not nearly begun addressing these factors in a truly satisfactory way.And a third issue is that the economics profession has not, as it almost certainly assumed that it had, resolved the question of how policymakers should react in a Depression-economics world.

Marr sought to understand psychological capacities in the abstract without worrying about biology: although he certainly assumed that capacities could be realised in a physical set up, he thought that the details of the particular set up would not make a difference to the way the psychology was understood.

When considering bounded sequences, we can certainly assume that L i =0 for i is different from 0,1,…,N; for if not, we shift the indexing.

Due to the high degree of conservation of pattern 3 in almost every, but not all, remaining CAP families evaluated, one can certainly assume that pattern 3 is functional and that the likeliest and most reasonable function for pattern 3 is flap (by position and by motif similarity to the true empirically characterized flaps).

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.

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.

Paley wrote that if a pocket watch was found on a forest, we would certainly assume that it had been made by a watchmaker.