Sentence examples for last assumed from inspiring English sources

If γ w  ≅ (u m  + u n )/z, take the last assumed α value.

If it is, tonight's All-Star Game at Madison Square Garden will be your last, assuming you recover from the flu.

The punters, and not the bookmakers, will at last assume their rightful position as the sport's real customers.

Later, after Moses leaves his Egyptian foster parents, marries a very foxy Zipporah (with the voice of Michelle Pfeiffer) and discovers the magnitude of his mission, the film at last assumes the gravitas that would have elevated it from the start.

The customer is always last because we place them last, assuming we know best.

Using this approach, an average annual treatment length was calculated, i.e., the average number of days for which the filled prescriptions should last assuming treatment based on labelling recommendations.

But when I was asked to speak to Tom McKillop, who was chairman of the bank, and I said "How long can you last?" I assumed it would be two or three days.

From that last, I assume that the covers are coated with some sort of adhesive.

The last row assumes that real spending per capita increased only with the poverty rate.

That series at least might be sellable as a legitimate last stand, assuming the gap doesn't significantly narrow this weekend.

The cork in the bottle is marked with the year, but forgers sometimes scratch away the last digit, assuming that the buyer won't notice.