Sentence examples for may correctly assume from inspiring English sources

Once underlying processes describing air-drying rates are explained by environmental variables, then we may correctly assume that the same processes would explain changes for other climates.

(Outfielders might sit down to chat and correctly assume their teammates wouldn't take offense).

Mr Swagel and Mr Marron argue that investors will, probably correctly, assume that the government will always intervene, so it makes sense to charge for that guarantee explicitly.Ruling out a private-sector solution may be premature.

In pure, counterfactual imagination we can correctly assume the watered-down version of factuality but we cannot correctly assume the full-strength version of it — there seems to be a lack of freedom of assumption, Meinong thinks (1915, §37, 282).

Don't mention your borrowed account status, or else they might correctly assume you're broke.

He spotted people standing in the middle of the street and correctly assumed it was a block party.

Most likely, analysts and investors had correctly assumed that recertification, and a bundle of new money, would arrive.

Instead, they focused on practicing for what they correctly assumed would be treacherous field conditions during Sunday's game.

He correctly assumed that he could still rely on his well-honed administrative bureaucracy to replace the decimated Grand Army.

They weren't but he correctly assumed they wouldn't fact-check that.

Romney correctly assumed that these billions being spent on the uninsured could easily help the poor purchase insurance.