Sentence examples for idea assumed from inspiring English sources
At the very least, that old idea assumed that we had the time or the desire to immerse ourselves repeatedly, distraction-free, in a single piece of music.
Obviously, that idea assumes control of the spigot (Britain effectively takes this approach).
One can argue that such a pullback might not be a bad idea, assuming it was gradual.
This idea assumes a monitoring subsystem which records, measures properly and displays the real income of each developer activity to system quality (and evolve with the system itself).
Behavioral profiling is "a good idea, assuming it's done right," said Mr. Schneier, who nevertheless has serious reservations about how it is being done here.
The idea – assuming it is not a scam merely to dupe gullible followers out of increasingly valuable Bitcoins – is as simple as it is grotesque.
The idea of algorithms that use confidence to make decisions (e.g., about classification, recommendation, when to get extra info) is a good general idea, assuming your algos generate reasonable confidence estimates.
This elemental democratic idea assumes that people can assess the bearing of government action on their own circumstances and the larger society, and vote for or against a candidate or party in reflection of that assessment.
Last year's White House budget — an annual exercise that usually is more wish list than harbinger — also endorsed the Medicaid block grant idea, assuming it would be part of an ACA repeal.
Which is not a bad idea, assuming the situation doesn't last that long.
