Sentence examples for point of assuming from inspiring English sources

"People who are not in on the joke may be misled to the point of assuming that certain services are available when they're not".

He hasn't gotten to the point of assuming that if it comes from Mom, it can't be cool -- and I intend to ride that hip-hop horsey as long as possible.

It looked as if it would be easier for Seles, who closed to within two points of assuming a dominating 3-0 lead.

If your teacher gives you a poor grade on an essay, read the feedback and try to see if she has a valid point instead of assuming that you got the bad grade because your teacher hates you.

We approach both diseases from an epigenetic point of view assuming missregulation to take place beyond the genetic blueprint.

From an economic point of view, assuming that we accept the current screening situation, we recommend to our National Health Insurer to cover the cost of NIPT if the introduction of NIPT does not increase the screening cost per case of T21 detected.

I support all the people involved and act from the point of view of assuming that they are all honest, open and sincere.

And, perhaps most controversial from the Americans' point of view — assuming that they knew about it — Talabani proposed that Tehran and Baghdad exchange intelligence, and that Iran help train and equip Iraq's security forces.

The authors rightly recognize the large limitations of their approach, which they discuss to the point of finally assuming that their result do not "accurately represent" LUCA.

It has also been suggested [ 11] that, from a biological point of view, assuming variability in both parameters would be most realistic.

The trial was powered to detect a 10% difference in the primary end point of FFS (assuming that the 3 year FFS with CHOP alone would be 30%), with a power of 90% and a significance level of 5% in a two-sided log-rank test for each of the two variables.