Sentence examples for clearly assuming from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, the lower their savings totals, the more likely they were to say that they intended to keep working – clearly assuming that they'll stay in good health into their 90s, and that the jobs will remain available.

Writing about a lunch with Mr. Berlusconi in Milan last Dec. 30, soon after the Italian leader had been hit in the face with a model of the Milan cathedral, the ambassador said Gianni Letta, Mr. Berlusconi's top adviser and a longstanding confidant of American diplomats, was clearly assuming the "position as co-regent".

Despite the challenge from Sanders, Clinton is clearly assuming she's going to be leading the charge against the Republicans come November.

Clearly, assuming all triple-negative breast cancers to be HR defective is not supported by the evidence (Graeser et al, 2010) and so these may not be the ideal cancer population.

Paul very clearly assumed that everyone was, by nature, heterosexual," he says.

Unbound clearly assumes that its readers take a keen interest in such matters.

He clearly assumes his own adverse remarks are a different matter.

But this argument clearly assumes what it sets out to prove).

He clearly assumed that complaints would either not be made, or would be disbelieved or dismissed.

"The model clearly assumes that universities will be there so that schools can draw on their expertise," he says.

Yaseen Aslam, a founding member of the LPHADA, said that anyone "can clearly assume it was a threat".