The most debt the country has ever assumed was in 1946, when the money borrowed to finance World War II reached 106percentt of the economy.
There are scores of gifted food writers, chefs, and broadcasters now working in America — many of them recipients of a James Beard award — but none have has ever assumed the mantle of this tiny group.
There are scores of gifted food writers, chefs, and broadcasters now working in America many of them recipients of a James Beard award but none have has ever assumed the mantle of this tiny group.
That means that the disconnect between the clothes in store windows and the bodies of women walking past them is greater than we had ever assumed.
"But it's just fallacious to claim that those who ordered and led the 2003 Iraq war lacked access to the necessary information about the complexities of that country's ethnic and religious divisions, or could have ever assumed that they could complete their intervention without rekindling religious bloodshed".
But because I'm a man, few people have ever assumed that my choice to engage in sex work was anything other than a choice – that is, until the US government rounded up the staff at Rentboy.com, claiming that they were an "internet brothel" exploiting poor, stupid sex workers like me.
I'll say this: Pearce's role in this movie is a lot larger and a lot more important than I had ever assumed.
Poor Monica Seles, with every step she took, ended in a position that no human being has ever willingly assumed.
He made no claim to originality: 'Pragmatism represents a perfectly familiar attitude in philosophy, the empiricist attitude', although he acknowledged that it did so 'in a more radical and in a less objectionable form than it has ever yet assumed' (1907: 31).
At the end of Pete's solo acoustic guitar version of Cole Porter's "Begin The Beguine", Ben turned to me with misty eyes and huskily declared, "That's the best song Pete has ever written!" Assuming he'd sung all the songs, written all the songs, played all the guitar, I wrote him a radioactively glowing review, duh, huh.
Carl Jung believed that every archetype, every personality, and every character that has ever existed has assumed a role that is borrowed or worn, like an article of clothing, and then returned to the wheel of time.
