Sentence examples for Contrary assumptions from inspiring English sources

U.S. policy towards China, including the pivot itself, is based on contrary assumptions.

For good reasons, and certainly for constitutional purposes, the contrary assumption must be entertained.

That Congress was aware of this is shown by the Procedure Act, and we should not construe the Immigration Act on a contrary assumption.

Since the 1980s Tompkins had immersed himself in ecological writings by authors such as Wendell Berry, whose words he would often quote: "We must change our lives, so that it will be possible to live by the contrary assumption that what is good for the world will be good for us".

But the present article is based on the contrary assumption, that the etymological practice on display in the dialogue is seriously meant.

The contrary assumption, variability of biological process, suggests that one cannot isolate interactions between two transgenic products from interactions of each transgenic product with domestic proteins.

A number of people (even Tye himself (1998)) have since called the original contrary assumption that sensory qualities are narrow a "deep / powerful / compelling" intuition, but it proves to be highly disputable.

Even though follow-up data through 24 months are available and there is no evidence or clinical rationale that would support a contrary assumption, further follow-up data will be desirable to confirm our assumptions.

Over the last decade or so, some decisions appear to have been derived from the "tender years" concept, but others involve the contrary assumption that a 2-year-old is too young to have developed a relationship with either parent.

Contrary to assumptions that this symbolizes alienation and suppression, "no one is forcing them," she said.

Contrary to assumptions that most of the unaffiliated are atheists or agnostics, most described their religion "as nothing in particular".