Sentence examples for everyone is assuming from inspiring English sources

I wonder if the commuter tax is as much a political football as everyone is assuming.

It seems as if everyone is assuming, without thinking about it, that there is massive carbon geoengineering going on.

Mr. Perata's interest, if realized, would make him part of a tradition begun by Jerry Brown — who served two terms as governor and ran for president three times before becoming mayor — and continued by Ron Dellums, who came to the job after nearly three decades in Congress and is still mayor, even if everyone is assuming he won't be for much longer.

Fox media analyst Howard Kurtz contends that the lack of talk about Mr Biden is because everyone is assuming Mrs Clinton will be the nominee.

While everyone is assuming that Apple pulled the app from the App Store, when it has done that in the past, you often see the entire page disappear.

"Everyone is assuming I came out and said this.

Finally, it has become essential, in the sense that everyone is assumed to have it.

Spain, and most EU members, have instead embraced some form of presumed consent, in which everyone is assumed to be a donor unless he expressly "opts out".

It's a code that everyone is assumed to know, and in this case there was not much room for confusion.

"I think a lot of people look at universities and think that because everyone is assumed to be intellectual that racism doesn't happen, but it's like anywhere in society," he said.

The net benefit of the model is then compared with the scenario where everyone is assumed to be disease free and therefore not referred (net benefit equals zero) and to the scenario where everyone is assumed to be disease positive and therefore referred.