Sentence examples for generously assume from inspiring English sources

Generously assume it deserves the same multiple as Ford, around seven times next year's earnings.

That's $32m for screwing up - or, if we generously assume he put in 10 hours a day at this task, about $30,000 an hour.

If you split the difference and generously assume Pandora's top line doubles again this year, the company would be worth less than the low end of its I.P.O.

Let's generously assume that this guy wouldn't try to wreck your career, which could expose him to a legal claim; it might still be a drag to interact with him if things sour.

If we generously assume the shorter time, then the three million members who dropped AOL in the 12 months through March had to make an involuntary investment equivalent to 250 work-years in order to wriggle free.

If we look only at the LFGV loan category, and generously assume that all of the new bad debt provisions applied to LGFV loans, the results are striking.

A recent analysis of Mr. Trump's proposals by the nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tassumedcy Centhatgenerously assumed that policy makers would end popular write-offs, including the deduction for state taxes, to offset the cost of the cuts.

It generously assumes that real interest rates are essentially 0% for the next 50 years, that Facebook's profit margins remain as high in future as they are now and that its revenue per user remains constant in future.

8.21pm BST 35 min: "When you were generously assuming that a lot of people were held up in traffic and would arrive late for the match, were you including the Arsenal team in that?" says Robin Hazlehurst.

Comparing a 20kg plastic tree that had been shipped from its factory in Hong Kong to a 10-year-old, 2m-high tree weighing 10kg that had been transported by truck from a farm to a Stockholm shop, they found that the real tree used about a fifth of the energy, even when generously assuming that the plastic tree would be used 10 times.

Generously assuming that half originate from a card, the number of affected transactions is rapidly approaching a million.