Sentence examples for just about assuming from inspiring English sources

In reality, the talks are just about assuming the obligations of the EU's acquis communautaire.

For example, just about everyone assumes that the development of organisms from fertilized zygote to mature adult is the only relation between replication and environmental interaction.

"We have to be careful about assuming that this is just in camels," Osterholm says.

Just about right off the bat, Lucia assumes--correctly--that Eddie is Mexican and, because she is, too, begins addressing him in Spanish.

The device will work with just about any vehicle, assuming it is of recent enough vintage to have electronic door locks.

She never talked about it but I just assumed that's what happened because they didn't have the sophisticated drug treatments and they certainly didn't have the talking therapies in those days.

To be thinking about the world just assuming it works is incredibly dangerous.

Ms. Marquez told The Rocky Mountain News last week that she had told several friends about her encounter with the officer but had not known that the families were unaware of what she said he had told her. "I just always assumed everybody knew about it," she said.

"We were the site the D.N.C. was talking about — we just assumed we would get it," said Mr. Anderson, who received a national credential instead of the state honor.

To say nothing of it enthusing me about things I'd just plain assumed I wouldn't enjoy.

Since it's just a standard camera input, you should be able to use the feed just about however you want (assuming Apple doesn't end up limiting its use for whatever reason).