Sentence examples for welcome assume from inspiring English sources

Unless you and your friend have some previous communication on this topic about how your little one is always welcome, assume the party is not kid-friendly.

The IfG, though, argues that while efficiency savings are welcome, assuming they materialise, only seeing government IT as a cost to be managed can be dangerous.

"The tax system is being fully digitalised to reduce accidental errors by taxpayers, improve information flow and reduce the admin burden for everyone, which I welcome – assuming the technology works.

By 1993, when they married, she had already released a series of smash hit albums, and by the time they split up, a few years later, the failed relationship had become a central element in the myth of Mariah: she called her 1997 album "Butterfly," and fans were welcome to assume that her now sexier image was a sign of newfound freedom.

The response to Japan's North Korea initiative shows that much of the world will welcome Tokyo assuming such a leadership role.

Let's all do the adult thing and welcome him back and assume he has learned from his past mistakes and has taken the time to reflect on who he was prior to the fame.

According to reports at the time, Handel's Messiah was replaced by an unidentified piece by Mozart, a welcome substitution, one assumes, irrespective of how fond one is of Handel's Messiah.

It's in that offhand "by the way," in the sudden thought or the afterthought that Buress seemed most himself, and funniest, as when, returning from a commercial, he said, "Welcome back, or just welcome -- who am I to assume you started watching the show at the beginning?

"How was I to know?" he exclaimed, and, "What do I do now?" Don't assume everyone will welcome your opinion.

Was I gauche to assume my friends were welcome?

I welcomed him home, assuming that the medical professionals treating him wouldn't let him go unless he was better.