Sentence examples for would assume from from inspiring English sources

Someone arriving from another country and encountering the Cleveland program would assume from the way it worked that the government was endorsing religion, Justice Breyer said.

They're not identical though, as one would assume from the model number.

This tells us what one would assume from the beginning - there is no difference between common and rare types in their distribution in the unit network with respect to the network position.

Residents brought up several issues, such as the liability the town would assume from falling rocks, and sinkholes.

In her own individual career, Hillary Clinton has been more reflexively hawkish than one would assume from her having worked in George McGovernor's anti-Vietnam War presidential campaign.

Author Idith Zertal, in her book, writes: "The leniency displayed by the courts, even in the gravest abuse cases, stemmed, one would assume, from the impact of the ghastly pictures... the extreme borderline conditions in which people, robbed of their humanity, were essentially dead while still alive".

I'd assumed from the few interviews he's given he would be prickly or difficult.

Palestinian and Israeli officers had been discussing how Palestinian forces would assume responsibility from Israel for policing two West Bank cities, continuing an exchange of control called for by the peace plan, known as the road map.

Seeing a Western student, many would assume I was from Albania, China's great European friend at the time.

New York Community Bank rejected their first bid, to reduce the principal on the mortgage, which the buyers would assume, to $2.4 million from about $3.4 million.

After getting rejected by four home lenders, Myron Rio received an intriguing offer from Conseco, the troubled financial giant: He could move into a mobile home if he would assume a loan from a deadbeat who had previously owned the trailer.