Sentence examples for the question assuming from inspiring English sources

Installing a conventional American unit is out of the question, assuming you could find one: French windows open sideways, like a book.

That, in turn, shaped Mr Becker's groundbreaking study on the economics of the family.Family valuesMr Becker brought his characteristic analysis to the question, assuming that people are guided in family choices by a desire to improve their own welfare.

He quotes a colleague who posed the question "Assuming that we get rid of the apostate regimes today, who will take over the ministry of agriculture, trade, economics, etc.?" Beyond the simplistic notion of imposing a caliphate and establishing the rule of Islamic law, the leaders of the organization appear never to have thought about the most basic facts of government.

That cannot be right because it begs the question, assuming the aporetic step that Heidegger realizes needs to be explained (as we saw in 3.3), namely, how can we move from an aesthetic experience of a painting on hand like an object to an encounter with the "equipmentality" of equipment?

So let's consider the question assuming that the extraterrestrials aren't here.

When the latter intervals are used, the clinician is posing the question "assuming scores are normally distributed, and assuming no error in estimating the population mean, standard deviation and reliability coefficient of the test, how much uncertainty is there over an individual's score as a function of measurement error in the scale?" [ 49, 50].

But now the question assumes a sinister urgency.

THE question assumes that the president needs "saving", which is bit darker than the reality.

The question assumes that the library will welcome immigrants by first speaking directly to them, but it will then go further, inducting visitors into a wider, shared world.

The question assumes that, if we had seen the future more accurately, we would have been able to avoid the present crisis.

The question assumes that any thoughtful, decent student ought to have been caught up in that radicalism -- as were Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton (albeit in his characteristically self-protective way) and, perhaps, the journalist himself or herself.