Sentence examples for too assumes from inspiring English sources

He, too, assumes increased revenue from inflation and economic growth.

It's easy to be pessimistic — but pessimism, too, assumes some insight into a future that has seemed recently to become more, not less, opaque.

That, too, assumes too much.

Pinney et al. [ 18] also explore a parsimony-based approach [ 19] and find it to work well; however, it too assumes a known ordering of unrelated duplication events.

That affair's over too, assuming it ever began.

Mr. Palmer, too, assumed the traditional gender role with gusto.

At one time, Otis Brawley, too, assumed that routine screening was the best medical practice.

By the end of the trial, Redman, too, assumed that White was guilty.

They, too, assume and may even amplify pain, but with instructive differences.

Another neighbor, Randy Judd, said he, too, assumed the men were religious, largely from the "Christian music" he heard them playing.

I'd been doing the same thing with myself, too, assuming I knew what I would want without listening.