Sentence examples for whether you assume from inspiring English sources

Everyone you meet at a networking event, whether you assume they're important or not, is important.

It just depends on whether you assume that G-d is angry.

Anytime a house sells, whether you assume the note or not, you should have a closing process to sign all of the documents.

Whether you assume the person is funny, sexual, scary, or any other quality, it's still making a judgement based on a stereotype.

It is a major error to assume, whether you are a remain or a leave supporter, that the EU is something constant "out there" that you may or may not want to be part of.

Learn whether you are permitted to assume the loan.

"I think people really think it does and I don't know whether they want to believe it does, or whether they want to assume that you've changed".

As Germany comes of age, it seems unsure whether to assume more responsibilities or merely more prerogatives.

Approaches to sentence processing differ regarding whether they assume serial versus parallel and modular versus interactive architectures; almost all assume incremental interpretation and even prediction of structure and lexical content.

The survey classifies experiment designs on two dimensions: whether they assume an equivalence between utility under risk and over time, and whether they result in an estimate of the curvature of utility.

So the only question that remains is whether we assume our responsibility, or prefer to be thrown overboard, only to subsequently agree to carry out our task.