Sentence examples for though i assume from inspiring English sources
Given that most TechCrunch readers probably don't have a legion of drones waiting at their behest, though, I assume that won't be the case here.
The company says it plans to use the new funding to hire for its engineering, product, client services and sales teams in order to "further the adoption of its enterprise PaaS" (though I assume it would indeed be unreasonable — yet refreshingly novel — to expect a company to say it raised new funding in order to impede adoption of its products…).
I am gobsmacked that Beyoncé's "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" is at ninety-nine, though I assume a release date earlier in the decade would have given that one a big boost.
It fit my expectations in terms of length and enjoyableness, though: I assume that anything branded "young adult" needs to have a plotline that captures a teen's attention, and also needs to be not too long or challenging.
Many of the spectators were wearing a treasured piece of YSL, though I assume that none of them except me, ever the bargain-hunter, had bought her early-seventies décolleté tuxedo jacket — structured shoulders, tapered waist, jet buttons — at the Council Thrift Shop on East Eighty-fourth Street.
Parents will appreciate this, though I assume it reduces battery time.
For many of my students, though, I assumed terrorism wouldn't just be confined to the headlines.
"OK," I said, though I assumed she'd change her mind a few minutes past midnight.
Even though here I assume for convenience a representationalist framework for concepts according to which concepts are mental representations realized in the brain — which is the psychologist's preferred reading, nothing of any importance hangs on this: the reader may substitute his or her own preferred interpretation of how concepts are to be understood.
The removable microphone seemed to work just fine, though being removable, I assume it will eventually be lost.
I assume pro, though, because I haven't seen anyone escorted out of the hall yet.
