Sentence examples for even so assuming from inspiring English sources
Even so, assuming they come through their game against Tonga tomorrow, England might still have an advantage up front in a quarter-final against them.
Even so, assuming the forwards are competitive in the set-piece, a back division featuring a centre pairing of Peter Betham and Matt Smith has responded enthusiastically and with impressive effect to the creative promptings of the new head coach, the former All-Black Aaron Mauger.
Publishers have long set low subscription prices and have even lost money doing so, assuming that the real money came from ads.
Even so, I assumed that because she was in another country and because he said how difficult it was, that it must be finished.
Even so, let's assume the worst for a moment.
Even so, many critics assumed that Viva Forever! would turn out to parallel Springtime for Hitler in at least one sense: by becoming a massive hit despite the sort of reviews that would close down most shows overnight.
Even so, it was assumed that the new arrangements would return a government led by an ethnic Fijian.The army has now taken upon itself the formidable task of devising a political system that tries both to meet the fears of the ethnic Fijians and to avoid alienating the Indian community, which dominates Fiji's commercial life.
Even so, we may assume, the pattern of Peter's and Paul's preferences is the same in the second case as it is in the first, because each of them prefers to have more for himself than to have less.
Even so, current plans assume that local and state public health agencies will have a primary role for distributing pandemic influenza vaccine.
So assume you're "on the record".
