Sentence examples for a naive assumption from inspiring English sources

What a naive assumption that you can leave everything to the market.

There is a naive assumption that all children are digital natives and learn to use computers like they learn to walk, says David Whyley, the head teacher consultant on learning technologies in Wolverhampton, where pilot schools have been experimenting with hand-held computers in the classroom.

Again, that's mostly my fault; I made a naive assumption.

According to the IEEE 802.16 standard, the backoff parameters of its collision resolution mechanism are far from optimal setting since it selects a small initial value of backoff window by a naive assumption of a low level of congestion in the system.

I didn't love erotica, had a naive assumption of how "easy" it would be, and was quickly realizing that it was slowly eating my soul.

Not having residents of color in the community-university partnership was not a result of racism, rather a naive assumption that community based groups would represent them.

That may be a naive presumption.

This is a naive presumption.

Long and Nanthakumar (34 ) showed this to be an unrealistic and naive assumption; they emphasize the necessity of considering the differential effects of energy or nutrient stress on specific subcomponents of the immune system.

Such thinking is in part a consequence of the naive assumption that alphabetic literacy is a matter simply of decoding graphs into sounds and vice versa.

From the perspective of social psychology, evolutionary biology, and game theory, Pinker (2007) observes that pure cooperation is generally an unrealistic idealization or naive assumption.