Sentence examples for of which assume from inspiring English sources

The task force was presented with eight financing plans, all of which assume that taxes will increase when construction starts.

It outlined three possible scenarios, all of which assume a fall in the banks' return on equity and a significant rise in loan losses.

Among birds are black grouse, snipes, hazel hens, white partridge, woodpeckers, and crossbills, all of which assume protective colouring and are specially adapted to be able to find their food in a woodland environment.

Data on carotid artery hemodynamics are usually based on simplified, computer-based, or in vitro experimental models, most of which assume that the velocity profiles are axially symmetric away from the carotid bulb.

The problem is widespread, but sharpest in American local-government pension funds, most of which assume that their investment portfolios will earn 8% a year and fund their schemes accordingly.

We all know that kindling ignites faster than logs, though, so this is not only puzzling to anyone who's ever tried to light a campfire; it's also, Finney said, "absolutely contrary to the models," most of which assume that radiation from a wildfire lights the flammable materials at the fire's leading edge.

True crystalline hoarfrost is of two classes, one of which assumes columnar forms and the other of which assumes tabular, or platelike, forms.

All of which assumes that City Opera can stay afloat until next season.

All of which assumes that there is a tap hole in the tree for the sap to flow through.

The original cataloger had written descriptions every one of which assumed that you knew that the context was a collection of photos of Ulysses S. Grant.

All of which assumes that consumers will clamor for the results of such efforts — not despite the economy but because of it.