Sentence examples for thereby assuming from inspiring English sources

As underwriter and dealer, the firm buys and sells securities on its own account thereby assuming all risk of loss.

Because French law forbade typefounders from printing, Fournier often delivered made-up pages to the printer, thereby assuming the role of graphic designer.

One option is for the public to hold $1 less in deposits and $1 more in equity, thereby assuming more risk than it would prefer.

Often, shrub mound formation is directly related to the formation of vegetation patterns, thereby assuming that shrub mound formation is driven by biological interactions.

Usually, single parameters are used to estimate force vectors or lengthening rates, thereby assuming that they represent the architecture properly and are constant during contraction.

Released in 1971, hopelessly marked as a former political prisoner, Kang takes the unorthodox step of allowing himself to be adopted by a childless peasant, thereby assuming a new identity and starting afresh.

Perhaps when Chilton's courier arrived, he learned that Hill had already otherwise received the orders and thereby assumed his copy was a mere duplicate.

Broadly speaking, any returns that these variables can't explain are attributed to alpha, and are thereby assumed to be generated by the skill and expertise of the hedgies.

"Another reason for this embrace of performance events is that they are thought to activate the viewer, who is thereby assumed, wrongly, to be passive to begin with," he writes.

If, however, she insists on smoking — if she chooses to see your edict as a guideline that can't be enforced — she thereby assumes the role of a tenant you can't evict.

A younger son of a great family, however, who could not claim a title by other means might be admitted to the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem (Knights of Malta) and thereby assume the title of chevalier.