- Such interruptions will only hinder our reaching a solution.
- But assuming that the talks make progress, won't they do too little, too late?
- Tell me what is it that we are assuming?
- Needless to say, I felt very embarrassed in assuming he had his dates mixed up.
- Assuming it will let me edit it.
- In that premise you're just assuming your answer.
- And assuming it was a local find.
- As long as you don't mind continuing to work, assuming your health allows, you should be OK.
- So we are assuming the uniformity of nature aren't we?
- Assuming it's possible, how much information can we send?
- Assuming you're lost in an area humans tend to frequently, look for the marks we leave on the landscape.
- One way in which people can justify their worldviews is by assuming that, as long as their conversations run smoothly, their interaction partners probably agree with them.
- Assuming that moment can be defined, of course.
- All this is assuming that every woman will have a family.
- I hope to go to college next year, always assuming I pass my exams.
- Assuming that is possible, of course.
- Obviously assuming that the proxy doesn't change!
- I'm assuming you've tried to reschedule your rehearsals.
- Even assuming this to be in principle possible, it will not be achieved soon.
- Analysts are blithely assuming they can keep rising.
- "Assuming you're right," he said, "there's not much I can do about it, is there?"
- Assuming you will change outfits in front of me.
- Some researchers have suggested that assuming the role of a sick person is one way in which certain people try to cope with stress.
- With the rapid development of the economy, China is assuming a greater role in the protection of the environment.
- This was assuming loan growth of 15% a year.
- But oddly enough, its leaders are getting younger.
- Her short hair was oddly ruffled and then flattened around her head.
- You looked at me so oddly.
- For one thing, both poems were oddly repetitive in the way they referred to characters.
- Oddly enough , the most expensive tickets sold fastest.
- Oddly, though, there is no explanatory labelling.
- But, oddly, that is a lure for some.
- Oddly, she has forgot her own birthday.
- Oddly for a piece of corporate research, the book contains passages that are quite moving.
- But he finds his foods and drinks are missing oddly and his furniture is often broken.
- Oddly enough, you can catch your ideas with the very same device I used to catch fireflies when I was a boy.
- In terms of both structure and theme, the Odyssey and Liked were also oddly formulaic, to the point of predictability.
- oddly coloured clothes.
- One, oddly, is climate change.
- She felt, oddly, that they had been happier when they had no money.
