Sentence examples for will continue to assume from inspiring English sources

"I will continue to assume that I do, but I will abide by all lawful decisions".

Now that he has moved to New York, James will continue to assume a variety of essential corporate leadership mandates, with particular focus on important pay-TV businesses and broader international operations".

"Personally, I have been under a lot of pressure but I will continue to assume my responsibilities," said Keita, who spent several minutes giving thanks to Allah immediately after Tuesday's match.

Automated functions are quickly becoming as qualified as humans when it comes to logic-based tasks, and as machines become smarter and more capable, they will continue to assume these types of roles in virtually every field, from accounting to transportation to information technology to security.

If the President, and many liberal politicians including Gov. Deval Patrick, have their way, the exceptions will continue to assume the centrality of social and political analyses and the outsiders will continue to be silenced -- not in obvious ways but in a more insidious fashion which can be seen most glaringly in the absence of policy.

I will continue to assume that selection is the only source of feedback on the fit between an organism and its environment.

The U.S. will inevitably continue to assume the onus of leadership, and its costs, whether in Afghanistan or elsewhere.

We will not continue to assume the role of authority in their lives, because we are no longer their authority; our adult children have transferred their dependence from us, rightly, to dependence on the God of the Universe, their Creator and their Lord.

Senior executives at these publishing companies continue to assume profit margins will return to "norms" of 35percentt.

California's giant state pension fund, the world's sixth largest, continues to assume it will earn 7.75 percent on its investments, even though its actual returns have been less than half that for a decade.

Why at conferences on ageing are people continuing to assume that people will have families to support them, when its likely that 20-25% of them will not.