Sentence examples for relative assumes from inspiring English sources

Such an apartment becomes "decontrolled" only when those tenants leave and no relative assumes the lease.

That person can "bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives" assuming that those relatives are … the immigrant's spouses or children.

Most relatives assumed he was gay; a video of a gay pride march found among his belongings might seem to support this.

Given the recent focus on the many benefits of marriage that same-sex couples were being denied, it's not surprising that many of our friends and relatives assumed gay lovebirds would get hitched if only we could.

Durkee balances humor with emotion through a tone that is detached without being patronizing and an always convincing use of detail -- Noel's straight-arrow stepfather eating pizza with a fork, for instance, or those Methodist relatives assuming Baptists go to hell.

The E. coli relatives (assuming a stable clustering near E. coli) are most probably mild gut parasites, as this lifestyle is typical for the genus Escherichia[ 55].

You can talk to your dead relatives assuming that they are there.

It is shown that at high flow rates (or high Nca), relative permeability assumes a linear dependence upon saturation.

The use of SRs as estimates of relative risk assumes a constant rate over each local area and outcome.

One of the women, believed to be a prostitute, had been shot through the nipple — by a relative, Shaker assumed.

A descendant of notable colonial families of Virginia as well as of the Indian princess Pocahontas, Randolph distinguished himself from a distant relative by assuming the title John Randolph of Roanoke, where he established his home in 1810.