Sentence examples for might first assume from inspiring English sources
But it's not as restricted as one might first assume.
Xbox, search for Google," actually has more longevity than you might first assume – not least because voice commands really work now.
One might first assume that private-sector breaches matter much less because the private sector deals with consumer goods.
In the burn areas, and even places far from them, a visitor might at first assume the heavy air was the shroud of mist common along the coast.
Readers of Callimachi's reporting might at first assume that ISIS's use of TrueCrypt bolsters the argument that the U.S. or other governments need "back doors" into encryption software.
Beautifully shot, you might at first assume this was a tourist film for the region, with picturesque peasants smiling, jocular families, young and old proclaiming their love for the Hungarians, the Slovaks, the Croats, Gypsies, the Romanians and the Russians – and how much they are loved in return.
Resolving the signalling role of His kinase activity has not been as simple to accomplish as one might at first assume.
Now, thanks to an investigation by The Independent, we discover that these banks are not quite as fresh and novel as we might first have assumed, or, indeed, have hoped.
First, assume nonchalance.
We first assumed that the expression pattern of tau isoforms might influence NFT formation.
