Sentence examples for another presumption from inspiring English sources

Another presumption implicit in the pro-market argument is that "a rising tide lifts all boats".

Which brings us to another presumption in Gladwell's post - the subjective and potentially indulgent judgment about what is "interesting".

And, of course, then you think, what have I done?" This was after writing Jack Maggs, a retelling of Great Expectations from the point of view of the convict and another huge presumption, as Carey saw it – particularly coming from an Australian.

Another common presumption is that plug flow is a reasonable approximation to the hydraulic conditions in the wetland.

Another flaw: the presumption that teaching is the most vital of the undercompensated jobs.

The era of Baroque exuberance would be over.There is, however, another view: a presumption in favour of liberalised markets and innovation.

Then it was Honecker and Ceausescu; tomorrow it might be Castro, Ahmadinejad or Mugabe; one day Chávez or even Hu.Marx to marketPut another way, the presumption that political freedom will never catch up with economic freedom could turn out to be joyously wrong.

In Fragment 9 (seen earlier in Fragment 1), we can see another case of presumption in the call-handler's response to the caller's answer to the question.

The Yankees still won the season series, 4-2, and the presumption of another Yankees series victory clearly annoyed a few Twins.

Showing extraordinary focus and quiet certainty, Mr. Obama swept away one political presumption after another to defeat first Hillary Clinton, who wanted to be president so badly that she lost her bearings, and then John McCain, who forsook his principles for a campaign built on anger and fear.

And another thing - the presumption in Scotland is that a UKIP triumph in England will bolster the independence campaign, because many Scots see UKIP as a "little England" party.