Sentences with phrase «assume anything less»

I don't any intelligent investor is going to assume anything less, not to say there aren't some unintelligent investors out there.

Good old Sebastian Janikowski has been kicking long - range field goals for the Raiders for so long that most people assume anything less than a 60 - yarder is definitely in his range.

Not exact matches

That formidable sum was assumed to have made it impossible for new software companies to even think of beginning with anything less.

Unfortunately you again assumed and reasoned without knowing and again incorrectly, You don't seem to understand that we walk and declare the righteousness of God anything less would be a lie.

The first Catholic president of the U.S. had to go to considerable trouble to make it clear that his primary loyalty would be to the service and safeguarding of the Constitution, and if this has to be said less forcefully now, 45 years later, it's only because everyone assumes that no sane U.S. Catholic would think anything else.

When my daughter brings home anything less than an «A», I simply assume that she has a slight learning disability or was placed on the wrong side of the classroom or simply failed to properly learn the material because of faulty teaching.

I'm not sure enough about anything (except God) much less GAPS to assume it is the right solution for everyone.

Hi John - thank you again for your recent response to my earlier letter... I believe I read somewhere on the site that you are a retired engineer, so let me speak for a second in math terms... more of a hypothesis than anything empirical yet, but it SEEMS to me that the partial derivative of the «ideal» stock allocation (let's assume for now this means the equity allocation that maximizes the SWR) with respect to changes in PE10 is less sensitive to changes in PE10 the longer your time horizon and / or the higher your target terminal balance....

A reverse mortgage doesn't do anything to your home's equity that any other mortgage wouldn't do; the only difference is that you don't have to repay a reverse mortgage until the death of the last surviving spouse, and assuming the amount you owe on the reverse mortgage is less than the property's value, your heirs would inherit the difference.

I don't see it stating you can't do it, but I also don't see anything stating how it would deal with the tax situation, so as such, I'm more or less assuming it's not allowed.

If anything, the current article indicates the threat is less likely to be in line with worse case scenarios which assume the simplistic model of: more CO2 = higher temperatures.

Those wanting more details will search it out at university and in textbooks, and those seeking less detail can already find it on the web (assuming they can sort out the good stuff from the wingnut stuff, but it's hard to get rid of that issue in a world where anyone can write anything they want).

But while I am somewhat concerned about that time - scale, I'm not particularly concerned about a (multi)- millennial time scale, as I assume that the longer the time - scale frame of reference, the less likely there's anything we can do to affect change.

You regularly seem to take positions regarding AGW that assume that anything that may contribute to a warmer planet is a dire threat to humanity and those pieces of information that would indicate it to be a less of a threat to be in error or of minimal impact.

Assuming you are not distracted by anything in your house, you might actually spend less time working than if you went to the office.

For a long time I didn't really think about it, I just put a lot of work into my own firm, even thought it took a little while before I was able to bring in any money, much less anything equivalent to what my wife was making and I just sort of assumed that we were going to support me so that I could succeed at this thing.

Anything before that timeframe is less important to most hiring managers, since they assume that you've grown and progressed as an employee in that most recent decade.

I assumed the dated version was what was expected in the financial world and anything else would be less conservative.