Sentence examples for * the presumptions from inspiring English sources

Most of the presumptions proved correct.

Iraq may yet pull away, once again, from the presumptions of all American politicians and planners.

Environmentalists said the presumptions undermine Shell's ability to talk with authority on climate change.

You find yourself being held accountable for the presumptions of the way that Texas is".

But opacity can be equally totalitarian: when those in power are shielded from scrutiny by the presumptions of power.

GHOST IN YOUR GENES A show that challenges some of the presumptions that all inherited traits are based in genes.

Whenever he's confronted with the profits, presumptions and conventions of the Web, he balks.

We have entered a brave new world in which some of the basic presumptions about doing business are being challenged".

The new projections say more about the fevered presumptions of the forecasters than any change in demographics.

Each of them is entitled to the same presumptions and due process rights which are extended to any citizen in these sad circumstances," the statement said.

Set in a fictional working-class Texas town, "Friday Night Lights" made it its business to upend the snooty presumptions of coastal provincialism.