Sentence examples for involved assuming from inspiring English sources

Apax borrowed heavily to bankroll the acquisition, which involved assuming some of Emap's undisclosed debt pile.

Deposits worth at least $12.5 billion are involved, assuming the ruling is not applied to those already withdrawn.

The first bit involved assuming that between now and 2021, the annual rate of economic growth will accelerate to three per cent, and then stay there until 2027.

Another respondent stated that in medium-sized firms, work involved assuming multiple roles because there were limited resources when compared with that of large-sized contractor firms.

Nachiappan and Jawahar (2007) formulated an integrated inventory model of a two-echelon single-vendor multiple buyers (TSVMBSC) under the VMI mode of operation to maximize the channel profit and to share the profit among the members involved assuming that both vendors and buyers follow EOQ conditions.

While describing detailed events unfolding within the city, Villani would name every individual street, square, bridge, family, and person involved, assuming his readers would have the same intimate knowledge of Florence as he did.

Everyone involved assumed the project had run into the dust, but then it appeared on the Black List, a Hollywood website for unmade film scripts, which has featured Slumdog Millionaire and The King's Speech in the past.

The usual standard for lawsuits has been that players involved assume a certain amount of risk, unless the others in the game seem deliberately and recklessly trying to wound them.

In moral dilemma situations, this region is also involved, assumed to provide the normative evaluation when different moral goals conflict with each other [51].

What has also been observed in Wikipedia is the relevance of the different roles that the people involved assume, for example, substantive experts, technical editors, vandal fighters, or social networkers (Welser et al., 2011).

This highly dynamic and collaborative process is not only determined by what students already know or introduce into the collaborative situation, but also a vibrant process that happens in a given situation where the people involved assume cognitive responsibility (Zhang, Scardamalia, Reeve, & Messina, 2009).