Sentence examples for we assume will from inspiring English sources

Surallun's burly boys, we assume, will be round to do them over in fifteen minutes.

And for as long as that continues, the global energy feedback loop will ensure that many of the things we assume will help may be ineffective – or even counterproductive.

In the all-too-realistic world of this book, characters appear who we assume will be of considerable importance later, but then reappear in only the most cursory ways.

"We're premising all this on the idea that we'll cross-subsidize older, sicker people with a lot of young healthy people, whom we assume will buy the coverage," he said.

On the heels of the runaway success of the Sara Gruen novel "Water for Elephants," another writer is about to take aim at the best-seller list with a novel populated with elephants — only this time it's the Nobel Prize-winning author José Saramago, who we assume will have a slightly different take on the subject.

In just 24 hours we were told we were witnessing a huge success for community relations, but then learned that, actually, Lennon plans to establish a new anti-Islamist movement, which we assume will adhere to his slapdash generalisations of sharia law and misinterpretations of the Qur'an.

And nor, we may assume, will Bridget be".

In fact, it is what we immediately assume will happen when scientists talk about prolonging life.

And then there is the first of what we can assume will be many quotes from Abraham Lincoln.

Our instructor, who hails from Trinidad, cheekily warns us that many of postures we'll assume will be "extremely inconvenient".

We assume we will muddle through.