Sentence examples for newly assumed from inspiring English sources

A potlatch was given by an heir or successor to assert and validate his newly assumed social position.

I had no idea, however, how I was going to cope with my newly assumed sobriety among such an eccentric, up-for-it crowd.

Jeff Strabone of Brooklyn now signs credit card receipts with his newly assumed middle name, while Dan O'Maley of Washington, D.C., jiggered his e-mail account so his name would appear as "D.

And with AT&T's cable systems comes $20 billion in newly assumed debt, added to Comcast's $10 billion.

In fact, once China let its newly assumed role in gold become known, a worldwide gold rush would commence, driving prices well above current levels.

Webster continued to live at 2 Mayfield Cottages while posing as Thomas, wearing her late employer's clothes and dealing with tradesmen under her newly assumed identity.

When it went into effect at midnight on January 1 , 1947 the newly created Atomic Energy Commission assumed responsibility for nuclear energy from the wartime Manhattan Project.

It is assumed that newly qualified or newly appointed doctors bring to the work place core clinical skills as defined by the GMC and assessed in their undergraduate curriculum.

That November Ouattara also assumed the newly created post of prime minister under Houphouët-Boigny, although economic recovery still remained a priority for him.

The township, Ohio's oldest form of government, remains important, though the number of townships has diminished as they have been annexed into municipalities or as newly incorporated villages have assumed their functions.

Productivity of newly hired workers is assumed to be fewer than that of experienced ones, and it depends on the skill level for which they are hired.