Sentence examples for that much assuming from inspiring English sources

"It will raise that much assuming that franchises will change hands at the same rate they have been," said Robert Willens, a managing director of Lehman Brothers.

Fewer than 350,000 people fall into the top band, generating less than two per cent of the total income tax take (and only that much assuming no one hires a clever accountant).

Greek bonds already trade for less than 40 percent of face value, so it is possible that their actual value might not decline all that much, assuming investors believed the drachmas would be repaid.

My belief is that you probably can't do much, assuming that it's intricately intertwined with your primary strength.

Back in the early days of the Internet, when 2400 baud dial-up modems roamed the earth, it would take more than an hour and a half to transmit that much information, assuming you could keep the connection going that long.

"We're pretty much assuming that we're starting from scratch on this.

Running inside screaming and crying if it rained too much, assuming that death was coming the first time you heard two foxes hysterically shagging in a bin behind you.

For films, for example, I found that Barry Norman's opinions jibed so tightly with my own that I could pretty much assume that if he liked a film, I'd like it.

That is very much assumed, I promise you.

She had expected a growth rate of nearly 5percentt and now expects at least that much in the second quarter, assuming that inventory accumulation finally kicks in.

It so much assumes that you're doing something which is not appropriate for the category that is being named, namely being a woman.