Sentence examples for nowhere assuming from inspiring English sources

The rest is the far side of nowhere (assuming you discount the Ivo Karlovic serve, which is really more weapon than stroke).

Because we nowhere assumed the thesis of direct reference or relied on any substitution principle seemingly entailed by the thesis of direct reference, Kripke concludes that simply denying the thesis of direct reference is not sufficient for solving the original Frege puzzle.

Lani-Wayda and Walther [17, 18] succeeded to prove chaos for certain smooth, nowhere constant f (and assuming μ = 0 in (1.3)).

But the movement went nowhere until Calida assumed his Davao command in July , 1986

There were several awkward minutes when he appeared out of nowhere and everyone ignored him, assuming he was just a latecomer to the tour.

Maybe Bay Area fans are just calling his bluff, assuming he's got nowhere else to go.

That is nowhere near enough to absorb investor demand — even assuming that buyers could get used to relying on corporate, rather than government, credit.

Those three movies can be viewed on the same day, assuming you have a "two-hour buffer" between each and nowhere else to be.

I assume that nowhere has the dilemma been more acute than over how to play the referendum.

American and NATO military commanders eventually hope to turn over the country's security to Afghan forces, but the Afghan police and military are nowhere near ready to assume that responsibility, officials say.

Video games can't fix you - for that, you'll need to level up – but they're not necessarily the one-way ticket to nowhere that people often assume.