Sentence examples for had originally assumed from inspiring English sources

The multiplier on spending cuts was perhaps twice what researchers had originally assumed.

So now you know: the Beatles did not stand for viral beheadings, and All You Need Is Love is not, as many had originally assumed, a call for the immediate imposition of Sharia law.

But it soon emerges that the writer is giving a lurid account of her periods – and this is what first reveals that the "I" of this autobiography is female, not as Masters had originally assumed, male.

On August 5, a row broke out between Tibbets and his enraged co-pilot Robert Lewis, who had originally assumed he would be piloting the mission and who also took exception to his commander's abrupt christening of the B29 as Enola Gay.

In its February Inflation Report, the Bank said that it was assuming growth in potential output of around 2.5% a year over the next two years.The Treasury's quarter-point increase in its underlying growth assumptions looked dubious when it was unveiled a year ago, and even more so when census-based revisions indicated lower net immigration than it had originally assumed.

While he had originally assumed as a natural scientist that universal laws must exist that would explain how different peoples have wound up with their characteristic ways of life, he concluded that the problem was too complex for any general solution.

To the extent that QE served to reward the financially wealthy at the expense of wage earners in the UK, the chances are that QE proved less effective than had been originally assumed: the marginal propensity to consume of the former group is likely to be lower than for the latter group.These currency movements have also triggered international strains without helping domestic rebalancing.

The user can optionally select an interfering tissue(s), where submitted genes are tolerated to show additional expression in normal individuals; for example, brain tissue could be selected by the user, as various genes that have been originally assumed to be testis-restricted are also expressed in the brain, another tissue residing in immunological privilege (13).

In the south, sénéchaux, who had originally been feudal officers of the crown, assumed the same functions as the baillis.

Any document with Joyce's handwriting would be valuable, but these pages answered the question of how "Finnegans Wake," parts of which had originally been published in the magazine Transition, assumed its final form.

Indeed, she and our children were referred to throughout our trip as "Western Icelanders," not, as I'd assumed, because her family had originally emigrated from the west of Iceland but because "Western Iceland" is the Icelandic shorthand for Canada.