Sentence examples for may assume does from inspiring English sources

So, too, we may assume, does Al Qaeda, which has people who read the internets if not the actual papers.

But just because Kennedy is attractive, some may assume she doesn't have the grit (one of Hillary Clinton's credentials) to run future tough campaigns.

If a prospect doesn't see what they are looking for, they may assume you don't offer that service.

They may assume you don't care or that you agree with a viewpoint that makes them feel marginalized.

You may assume you don't mean much to him or her or imagine that he or she is losing interest.

They don't know what to say, or they may assume the woman doesn't want to talk about her situation.

Without loss of generality, we may assume that q z) does not vanish identically.

For this reason, we may assume that data does not decay any further as long as the BMA executes and memory is supplied with power.

Many of us may assume that it doesn't happen to us or people we might know, but, given the statistics, it's very likely that you know at least one survivor without even realizing it.

Older men may assume they'll do a Picasso and have a child in their sixties, but just because late fatherhood is biologically possible doesn't make it desirable.

As Burns writes "You may assume you must do everything at once instead of breaking each job down into small, discrete, manageable units which you can complete one step at a time". This means that it's much more effective to start with a modest goal like simply taking a walk around the block.