Examples of using Often assumed in English and their translations into German
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Wholemeal bread is not necessarily darker as is often assumed.
Perhaps it is not so much, as often assumed, an active process in the sense of.
Neither was He Himself poor, as is strangely enough often assumed.
However, it is often assumed that one's own brand is well known to the public.
Moreover, unemployment benefits are not as important as is often assumed.
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It is often assumed that they can continue living this way and that persecution is unlikely.
This does not mean humans would be downgraded as is often assumed.
This is notable because engineers are often assumed to have not had appropriate design training.
The presence of permafrost in the Alps above 2500 m altitude is more frequent than often assumed.
Shipping costs represent by far not, as is commonly often assumed, only the delivery charges for sending a mail piece.
Therefore a church cannot cause suchgreat harm to thinking people as is often assumed.
What we do not accept is the arrogant andinterventionist policy often assumed by the current administration of that country.
The difference between men and women with only just2 cm is much smaller than often assumed.
When the results of a Load Test show unacceptable Response Times,it is often assumed that the"Network" is the cause of the problem.
The flexibility of the spine hasmuch less influence on the positioning of the pelvis as often assumed.
Otherwise as often assumed Peter the Big one didn't name the city after himself but after the apostle Simon Petrus.
The collation defines the collation sequence within the alphabet and not the character set, as is often assumed.
It is often assumed that'Bloemies' as locals fondly refer to the city, has little to offer but many will be pleasantly surprised.
These results show that the snow crystals are not randomly oriented in the snow cover as it was very often assumed.
It is often assumed that oven recipes do not involve any other technology used for cooking, but most of the time, that is not the case.
The analysis of about 3,000 firms shows that financial support provided by thegovernment tends to be more successful than often assumed.
The difference is actually much smaller than often assumed, but at first sight a growth rate of 0.6% qualifies as a lost decade.
Not only do neurological diseases cause individual suffering, they also have much greater social andeconomic relevance than people often assumed.
This software package serves also for dimensioning the glass thickness,but is not, as often assumed, a further development of GLASTIK Standard!
We develop a theoretical model of the virtuous circle and show that making such circles work is more complex,demanding and unlikely than often assumed.
It is often assumed that there exists a chasm between human beings and the universal truth, between matter and energy, and between human beings and the Creator.
This, combined with higher feed intake, probably means that our cows' naturaldefences cannot protect them as well as often assumed.
It is often assumed that upper secondary students have made specific educational and career choices and that they do not need further support.
Discussing current trends in vacancies, this is often assumed: An increase in the number of job vacancies gets linked to good prospects for employment.
For the ES food provisioning it is often assumed that agricultural productivity is the same for all croplands, regardless natural composition and anthropogenic management.
