Sentence examples for thinking about assuming from inspiring English sources

In the filing Thursday, it didn't answer the question again, saying it is still thinking about assuming, redeeming or guaranteeing some or all of the debt or letting it stay as a separate obligation of Countrywide.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

"I was surprised at how quickly I stopped worrying about how I looked," she said, "and if I wasn't thinking about it, I assumed no one else was either, which is actually true".

Another view is that they understand it by thinking about probabilities: they assume the truth of the antecedent, A, and assess whether B or not-B is more probable (Evans & Over, 2004; see also Oaksford & Chater, 2007).

To be thinking about the world just assuming it works is incredibly dangerous.

In earlier thinking about development, it was assumed that the market mechanisms of developed economies were so unreliable in developing economies that governments had to assume central responsibility for economic activity.

To the degree to which the early Zionists thought about the matter -- and many of them tried to avoid thinking about it -- they assumed that there was sufficient land to accommodate both Jews and Arabs.

Approaches to thinking about universal access frequently assume increased availability of services means increased accessibility of services.

(Male8 FGD4) When thinking about pain you might assume that a man can endure some pain, that you are not as inclined to prescribe painkillers to a man as to a woman.

When thinking about pain you might assume that a man can endure some pain, that you are not as inclined to prescribe painkillers to a man as to a woman.