Sentence examples for presuming your from inspiring English sources

Make your data feel real by telling stories that back it up, rather than just presenting figures and concepts and presuming your audience understands.

CheckTonight users print up a medical release form, take it to their doctor's office and presuming your test results are negative you can become a CheckTonight member.

Presuming your Sketch project is relatively well organised, Supernova Studio takes your designs and converts them into native and production components such as buttons, labels, images, tables and more.

To 'check in', you simply tap the Here button, and select a scheduled meeting from your phone's calendar, and, presuming your calendar entry includes attendee contact details, each attended is pinged.

But, presuming your FX needs aren't urgent you can list your requirement on the CurrencyFair Marketplace, which is purely p2p and, according to the company, has a far better chance of actually beating the mid-market 'interbank' rates that are typically beyond the reach of consumers.

Even if it has clipped wings, presuming your bird is healthy, it should be capable of some flight.

As a wife, you presume your man's first loyalty is to you.

The reissue has been produced by Phil Schaap, and he presumes your familiarity with the programming buttons on the CD player.

Senator Kerry, my students observed with a mix of solemnity and glee, has violated two cardinal rules of exposition: don't presume your audience has information you haven't provided, and always pay attention to the expectations of your listeners.

There were, it seemed, a few assumptions in your longer letter: you presume your ex-daughter-in-law is manipulating her children, will destroy any cards and gifts you send, and wants to cut you out of her family.

They needn't prove you were tax-motivated: If your net worth tops $500,000 or your income tax bill tops $100,000, the law presumes your motives are impure.