Sentence examples for it assumed for from inspiring English sources

If foreigners think they can run such basic services in Britain better than their previous management, good luck to them: the Spanish firm Ferrovial can hardly do a worse job of running London's Heathrow airport than did BAA, the British firm it took over although if Ferrovial were to buckle under the huge debt it assumed for the deal, that view might change.

"It assumes, for one, that today's pretax dividend is going to continue forever.

This is entirely compatible with the meanings it assumes for anyone who looks at it with a sense of the German 20th century.

It assumes, for one thing, that anyone reading it, or at least anyone crazy enough to care about proof, has convenient Internet access at every moment, whether on vacation, or on a plane, a train or reading in bed.

However, the special form it assumes for a rigid surface in motion is also noted.

It is a good way from the wild tribal areas of North and South Waziristan where it was assumed for many years that Bin Laden was hiding.

In general, if the "MISP" was mentioned, it was assumed for categorization purposes that agencies implemented the standard in its entirety.

So Favre retired again and this time, it was assumed, for keeps.

It was assumed, for instance, that the Palestinians would end up with a reasonable stretch of land to call their own.

It was assumed for the sake of convenience that the significance of all indicators was identical.

It is assumed for simplicity that the immigrant's leisure time, T, is fixed.