Sentence examples for essentially assumed from inspiring English sources

In short, the colleges essentially assumed that if they built it, students would come.

In the stock run-up in the 1990s, they green-lighted accounting that essentially assumed that the stock bubble would continue in perpetuity, effectively growing without limit.

The acting information commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, has now essentially assumed the role of all three commissioners after the departure of McMillan and the freedom of information commissioner, James Popple.

So, despite insisting that public-opinion surveys underestimate black and Hispanic voters, he now appears to be recalibrating his original strategy, which essentially assumed that what nearly worked four years ago would be good enough this time.

It is essentially assumed that a high gain observer exists for the fault-free system.

Scientists usually calculated how many people were susceptible to measles and then essentially assumed that all of them would catch measles.

The new Riverside Plaza bonds will be issued based on "much more conservative assumptions — essentially assuming zero investment income," Mr. Sherman said.

Mr. Kim acknowledged that the Japanese had been kidnapped so that North Korean agents could, essentially, assume their identities and infiltrate South Korea, posing as Japanese.

"This all essentially assumes that the governor fails in his attempts to take $500 million away from the city," Mr. Miller said.

In Britain the burden of proof is on the defendant, with the law essentially assuming that a published statement is false and requiring proof that it is true.

In the 1991 case, Barnes v. Glen Theatre, Justice Souter said the government could essentially assume that "pernicious secondary effects" would result from the presence of nude dancing establishments.