Sentence examples for to assumed from inspiring English sources
verb
To authenticate by means of belief; to surmise; to suppose to be true, especially without proof.
- We assume that, as her parents were dentists, she knows quite a bit about dentistry.
No one I spoke to assumed that the technology would remain free forever.
This was insufficiently recognised at the start of scaling-up, where increased funding was directly linked to assumed greater impact".
No one could prove anything, of course, but many people I talked to assumed that Hezbollah agents, working with Syrians, carried out the attack.
Many lawyers I spoke to assumed that, although the legislation seemed to allow for such a claim on the face of it, the courts would never tolerate such a position.
"Everyone I spoke to assumed that I was on the same side as they were," said Dr. Ghislaine Boulanger, a Manhattan psychologist who added that patients had made similar assumptions during the Clinton impeachment hearings.
(I'm pointing this out because several people I've spoken to assumed they were the same).
She said everyone she spoke to assumed she would get the full amount back.
This method is free of approximations and computations related to assumed mechanism of interaction.
If you've logged into a service using the phone then you need to assumed an evildoer will have access to that password.
Flat World has been a pioneer and some we've talked to assumed it might choose to go out of business before asking students to pay.
We describe a finite-strain semi-implicit integration algorithm and the application to assumed-strain hexahedra.
