Sentence examples for In this presumption from inspiring English sources

"In this presumption of guilt culture, which is what has come about in Washington in the last 10 or 15 years, there must be a sense of anger there and an inability to manage the facts," said Lanny J. Davis, a lawyer in Washington who was brought into the Clinton White House to help deal with the multiple investigations of that administration.

In this presumption, they were supported not so much by the Marxian ideologues of the 1930s as by the great realist novelists, from Stendhal to Tolstoy and Mann, who could not have written their most mature works without grappling with the political and moral challenges of their day.

Unless the law is plainly arbitrary, suggesting examples of arbitrariness are not ordinarily helpful in rebutting this presumption of constitutionality.

However, in contrast with this presumption, our investigations, along with others, have revealed that Ct-OATP1B3Ct-OATP1B3essisn istronglyly associated with cancerous colon and lung tissues, but not with matched normal tissues or hepatocytes, and that Ct-OATP1B3 mRNA is expressed predominantly over Lt-OATP1B3 mRNA in these cancer tissues [5]-[7].

In agreement with this presumption, it has been suggested that Mycobacterium avium decolorizes malachite green through a process that involves a membrane protein, likely cytochrome P-450, and that this process requires hydrogen ion transfer across the membrane [ 23].

In agreement with this presumption, bacteria with enhanced expression of GorA (a glutathione reductase) and CydC (a protein involved in the transport of glutathione from the cytosol to the periplasm) displayed glycogen deficient phenotypes (Fig.  1).

But this presumption in turn is based on another belief that living in an area for certain period of time invariably leads to interactions with the neighbors and local residents, who would come to know the person.

There is this presumption — in normal markets you can have Pepsi and Coke.

It is this presumption in favor of Empiricism that was inherited by modern versions of Associationist psychology; it was taken for granted that if there were equally good Empiricist and Nativist accounts, the Empiricist account would be methodologically preferable on the grounds of simplicity.

I first encountered this presumption in a Project Love workshop I gave a few years ago to teen leaders of ten suburban high schools in Cleveland.

I think that this presumption in the West that they'll seek political rights is a pre-supposed problem that didn't exist.