Sentence examples for usually assumes from inspiring English sources
When the observed redshift is large, one usually assumes that the dominant contribution is of cosmological origin.
But that usually assumes that the technical problems of the past have been solved in the latest plant designs, which are largely untested at commercial scale.
The Council, which usually assumes the role of protector of endangered city services during budget negotiations with the mayor, found itself pre-empted this week when Mr. Bloomberg announced that he was abandoning his plans to reduce trash pickups outside Manhattan, cut Staten Island Ferry service and curtail library hours.
The estimation process usually assumes that the noise is pseudo-stationary or varies slowly with time.
The calculation usually assumes that the true component reliability is completely known.
Modelling of LTD usually assumes that there is no lateral or vertical movement of the vehicles.
The logic behind this is usually assumed to be sex.
Economists usually assume that tastes don't change.
Homegrown neighbourhoods are more common than usually assumed.
Writers in English can usually assume a global readership.
But was medieval Chan and Zen art actually as distinctive as is usually assumed?
