Sentence examples for normally assume from inspiring English sources

Attention is even being paid by Manhattanites who normally assume that Bosox is a typo for a popular wrinkle remover.

Political scientists normally assume that the older, more educated, wealthy and attentive voters are, the better informed they will be.

Although we normally assume that others will live on after we ourselves have died, we also know that there are serious threats to humanity's survival.

But over on the No. 4 train yesterday afternoon, people who would normally assume their train face upon passing through the turnstile were talking to other people they had never met before.

In 1964, as Congress prepared to vote on the Gulf of Tonkin resolution authorizing the use of force in Vietnam, Senator William Fulbright said that he simply did not "normally assume" that "a President lies to you".

"If we say that someone knowingly ate a sandwich with cheese," Justice Breyer wrote, "we normally assume that the person knew both that he was eating a sandwich and that it contained cheese".

However, extraction of the absorption spectra is more relevant for EAM employing the surface-normal structure where 100% quantum efficiency is normally assumed.

The Stadium District was supposed to contribute $3.85 million a year toward maintenance and repairs, costs normally assumed by the team.

An analysis of the work under way suggests far more has been commissioned, or published, than normally assumed.

When an airplane is within the traffic pattern for ground control, its human pilot normally assumes control.

Other things – structure and tone – must, in these severely compromised circumstances, take over some of the load-bearing work normally assumed by plot.