Sentence examples for it almost assumes from inspiring English sources

"It almost assumes no one is going to get sick," said Dr. Mark V. Williams, a professor of medicine at Emory University.

Modern American history almost assumes an upward incline.

Indeed, the proposed densification model almost assumes an endless spiral of growth.

For years, it has been almost assumed that Piazza was staying behind the plate solely to break Carlton Fisk's record for home runs as a catcher.

If we get a penalty within the opposition half, you almost assume it's going to be three points.

His last note was lovely and then wavered as he faded out, but again, he looked so natural you could almost assume he meant it.

"We have to almost assume that boys see it as the norm [to see girls as sexual objects] to tackle it head on," she says.

And governments, unfortunately, have not nearly begun addressing these factors in a truly satisfactory way.And a third issue is that the economics profession has not, as it almost certainly assumed that it had, resolved the question of how policymakers should react in a Depression-economics world.

Indian-born venture capitalist Vinod Khosla a partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, remarks that in Silicon Valley it's almost a case of reverse discrimination: "People almost assume that if you're Indian or Chinese you're smarter, and you get the benefit of the doubt".

"At least a sizable chunk of the Menatep stake may go back to the state -- that's almost assumed at this point," Mr. Collison added.

We walked out almost assuming that we were disqualified!