Sentence examples for for instance assumes from inspiring English sources

The banal manuscript, for instance, assumes an almost totemic power as it's read, handled, edited, rewritten.

One or two of the statistical methods, for instance, assumes that the outcome in each state is independent of the outcome in the next one.

Jeff Daniels, for instance, assumes the role of the investigating detective, played last year by Chris Cooper; both are wonderful actors, but Daniels makes the bigger impression, because he gets more room to breathe.

The Congressional Budget Office's estimate of a $2.2 trillion surplus over ten years, for instance, assumes that discretionary spending will rise no faster than the projected rate of inflation over the next ten years: less than 3% a year.

The inference to (7), for instance, assumes that the actual world is possible relative to w*.

A specification including income in logs, for instance, assumes not only decreasing returns to income in terms of welfare but also that the cost of disability is a constant proportion of income.

We had, for instance, assumed that "smartness" — in Monitor's case defined as analytical brilliance — was an unalloyed good.

The treaties of Westphalia in the mid-17th century, for instance, assumed a state monopoly on violence.

For instance, assuming our best predictions to be true, ecosystems would likely be able to support a smaller population of fish than they do currently.

For instance, assuming that state "export credit guarantees" for companies are effective, cutting them would harm exports, which wouldn't be good for either the economy or jobs.

Is there any world, for instance assuming that the amount and allocation of the funding could be resolved (probably crazy talk), in which switching to block granting may actually improve upon the status quo?