Sentence examples for much assumes from inspiring English sources

To be helped so much assumes a need to be helped so much.

It so much assumes that you're doing something which is not appropriate for the category that is being named, namely being a woman.

Today's acquisition shows the company's commitment to supporting the Unity engine in Visual Studio, but it's worth noting that Unity competitor Unreal offers its own Visual Studio plug-in, and CryTek's CryEngine pretty much assumes that you are using Visual Studio as your main IDE.

Before us, in the middle of a 19th-century pile of stones, which everyone pretty much assumed could never be changed, is a cube farm.

"It will raise that much assuming that franchises will change hands at the same rate they have been," said Robert Willens, a managing director of Lehman Brothers.

I very much assume it would be illegal in Britain (and indeed, for it would be more likely to be put into practice there, the US).

A confidential summary of the discussions between Prime Minister Theresa May and European Union leaders confirms what most people pretty much assumed.

In this staging we can pretty much assume that her lifelong sense of insecurity stems from growing up in the shadow of two blond, Amazonian younger sisters (and not just from misguided embarrassment about that shrunken ovary).

"I think we can pretty much assume that anything the governor does between now and Sept. 13 is in response to Cynthia Nixon, Christina M. Greerr, a political-science professor, said referring to the date of the primary election.

Fewer than 350,000 people fall into the top band, generating less than two per cent of the total income tax take (and only that much assuming no one hires a clever accountant).

"It was pretty much assumed if they wanted to make any further contact that they would have let us know, and there was never a phone call until the sign-and-trade, and they said they were ready for that".