Sentence examples for forever assuming from inspiring English sources

Why can't the city crack down on landlords who encase their buildings in those hideous sidewalk sheds and then allow the work to drag on forever, assuming it is done at all?

After that, the orbital show we've enjoyed for millennia on Earth will be over forever, assuming life on our planet is still around, that is.

You can also notice when the body begins to respond to the running process, when it releases the endorphins, when you start to feel invincible, as though you could run forever (assuming that happens at some stage on your run).

While that wouldn't be good for retail sales, many people feel that Dec. 21, 2012 is a date that will linger in our minds forever -- assuming we all survive the calamities that are supposedly headed our way.

After all, digital books will be in print forever (we assume); they can be downloaded, copied, shared and maybe even translated.

But using quotas to right this wrong does not ensure that better people get chosen and does mean that members of the erstwhile minority will forever be assumed to have been selected for reasons other than merit.

It doesn't have the range of a conventional car, it doesn't have the top speed, it costs more and it takes forever to refuel, assuming you have a place to refuel it.

They will also see absolutely no point in responding straight away to any commands or wishes that you impose on them––since it feels like forever, they'll assume they have forever to comply.

Social media has changed the way we communicate and do business forever, with customers now assuming the role of advocates and marketers as they share and endorse brands.

This combination can't last forever, it's assumed, despite the underlying strength of the American economy and the dollar's status as global reserve currency.

When we broke up, I thought that I would be single forever, because I assumed no other gay men in the world wanted what I desired: a monogamous relationship.