Sentence examples for earliest assuming from inspiring English sources

No team is expected to come until July at the earliest, assuming new elections in mid-June.

The new machine, which would be by far the most powerful such collider ever built, could not be ready to collect data until 2011 or 2012 at the earliest, assuming that construction could begin by 2004 or 2005.

While details of the retirement plans affecting Mr. Cheney are not clear from the company's public filings, many such plans require an employee to have at least five years of service to receive any benefits, a milestone Mr. Cheney did not pass until Aug. 10 at the earliest, assuming his board service is counted.

True, his department had scrubbed the old stenciled figures and removed the directional signs too early, assuming that the Parks Department employees would have provided new signs months ago.

Committing to allow inflation to rise above 2% generates much better performance; the economy hits a 5.5% unemployment rate about two years earlier—assuming the commitment is credible.

In theory, you'll still be able to roll back to pre-iOS 5 builds like iOS 4 or earlier (assuming that you've got your "blobs" from those days still saved) — but really, will anyone want to do that?

Typically I would not expect too much pushback for a single use of marijuana four to five years earlier, assuming what is being publicly reported is accurate," Mark Zaid, a lawyer who specializes in national security and represents people going through the clearance process, told VICE News via email.

Eventually, the S.E.C. did ask for comment on that issue, and the comments showed the costs were, as the commission had earlier assumed, trivial.

Many in the middle and upper classes, recalling the Paris Commune of some six years earlier, assumed that the aggressive strikes had been organized communist insurrections.

Political leaders and police investigators across Europe have concluded that the threat of terrorism from Al Qaeda and other radical Islamic groups is more serious than they had earlier assumed and may take years to neutralize.

It had been in a plastic sack when last seen, prompting suspicion among the organizers that a guest who left early assumed it was a gift bag like the ones often handed out to guests leaving such events.