Sentence examples for that has assumed from inspiring English sources

Then he is supposed to fly to another nation that has assumed critical importance because of geography, Uzbekistan.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst will probably fill in at the back for a match that has assumed added significance.

After all "Le Passe-Muraille" is a 1941 short story (by Marcel Aymé) that has assumed urban legend status.

But Romania is across the Black Sea from Central Asia, an area that has assumed greater strategic importance since Sept. 11.

Now the smugness and swagger has been taken down a notch, or 10, from a Coalition that has assumed a god-given right to rule.

A medium that has assumed growing importance in the 20th century, film is now arguably the most widely accessible art form.

When she was 15, her family fled the Nazi-puppet regime that had assumed power.

Some might have been consumed with shame and grovelled before a tabloid press that had assumed the position of hypocritical moralisers once occupied by the medieval church.

Subsequent sections will address Chinese-Western comparisons in metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics that have assumed special prominence in the literature.

Dwarf trees are stunted trees that retain an arboreal growth form and krummholz are trees that have assumed a mat-like growth form.

To this degree, the obligations of First Solar and Apple are no different than the obligations of private companies that have assumed pension fund liabilities.