Sentence examples for together assuming from inspiring English sources
What clinched the deal for us was the "business case" I put together, assuming annual depreciation of 1.5percentt.
Are two friends hanging over the same gadget "playing together" (assuming both are happy with the division of labor involved)?
Until the pieces come together (assuming they ever do), the best way to process this show may be one scene or even one image at a time.
Now let's draw these things together – assuming the Lib Dems end up with 30 seats, and adding in Northern Ireland's 18 seats, two gains for Plaid Cymru in Wales and Caroline Lucas holding Brighton Pavilion for the Greens, this is how the next House of Commons could look, in terms of minority party MPs: If that happens, then simple arithmetic tells us two things.
Big wage gaps among people who work together (assuming similar experience levels, qualifications, and skills) don't necessarily mean that the highest-paid person is the best one; instead, a gap might mean that he has simply appropriated more of the value created by the whole group.
Let's be honest, it still doesn't have a fully worked out Plan A. It needs time to get its act together (assuming that it is actually possible) and will probably be prepared to buy time by making life easier for the Greeks.
Some who saw them together assumed he was her son.
Inverting these events together assumes that the plate interface is not a stress boundary.
For example, summing or averaging similarities together assumes that the most likely chemicals are similar to all the chemicals in the query and by averaging similarities we are measuring their membership in this 'one-cluster' in a cleaner way.
Supported by his relatives, he and his wife married and together assume a new responsibility – not only caring for each other but also of caring for the rest of his siblings with whom he was now reunited.
SPSP is rooted in six psychoanalytical theories (described elsewhere [ 6]), which together assume six innate, basic, social needs: sexuality, aggression, the need to engage in relationships, and the needs to be protected, loved, and esteemed.
