Sentence examples for we currently assume from inspiring English sources

Given the weaker early booking trends we currently assume Northern European margins fall from 8.9%to8.0%0% in 2009.

A key risk is that potential output turns out to be lower at the end of the forecast than we currently assume.

It also cautioned that there is "huge uncertainty" over its projections -- if it's wrong about the output gap then yet more austerity could be needed to deliver a balanced budget: A key risk is that potential output turns out to be lower over the coming five years than we currently assume.

However, we currently assume that supply fears ebb during the second quarter of 2011 and that oil prices decline to a level within the de facto Saudi Arabia oil-price band of $70-90 70-90rel in the second half of 2011.

The credit rating agency also said the outlook on its long-term rating was negative, warning that it could lower the long-term further rating to AA within the next two years "if we see that less reduction in spending than agreed to, higher interest rates, or new fiscal pressures during the period result in a higher general government debt trajectory than we currently assume".

Due to limited EST and genomic data for these species, we currently assume this absence is due to a lack of sequence data, rather than gene loss.

Hence, the temperature we are currently assuming to be the melting point will differ slightly from the true melting point over the course of the simulation, as the water vapor concentrations vary (note that we hold temperatures constant in the current simulations).

We're currently assuming that he'll caucus with Democrats, given his previous history as a Democrat and that he is replacing the Democratic candidate as Roberts's chief opponent, keeping the Republicans at 50 seats and — with Joe Biden's tiebreaking vote — giving Democrats control of a split chamber".

In my view, there is no "acceptable" level of suffering for children, and yet our laws currently assume that there is.

This survey began by saying that Islam is not necessarily, as most westerners currently assume, the late 20th century's odd man out.

He wants a formal recognition that the European Union is a "multi-currency" area – not one, as the treaties currently assume, in which all members are inside the euro or on a trajectory to joining it.