Sentence examples for are almost always assumed from inspiring English sources

Although not all philosophical references to preference make use of formal tools, preferences are almost always assumed to have structural properties of a type that is best described in a formalized language.

Whereas missing children are almost always assumed to be victims of others' foul intentions, missing adults in the U.S. are generally presumed to be acting on their own freewill, unless substantial evidence exists to the contrary.

This is almost always assumed to be multivariate normal with diagonal covariance.

"Conrad was more preoccupied with rotten Western values, the white man's inhumanity to the black man than, as is almost always assumed today, black savagery," she writes.

It is salutary to be reminded that music was not employed simply for atmospheric effect: 'Instrumental music is almost always assumed to be audible to the characters on stage.' Discussion of the interpretative effect of music is hampered by deficiencies in stage directions and by the fact that very little of the music used in the theatre of Shakespeare's time survives.

(Strictly speaking, this is not quite true in NFU + Infinity without the additional assumption of Rosser's Axiom of Counting, but the latter axiom ("N is strongly cantorian") is almost always assumed in practice).

In functional magnetic resonance imaging, the brain's response to experimental manipulation is almost always assumed to be independent of endogenous oscillations.

In modern animals these growth rings are almost always annual, so it is reasonable to assume that those in dinosaur bone are, too.

We assume that men are almost always resistant to commitment – so in order to get married, they must make a (sometimes public) declaration that this is what they really want.

Very few mathematical objects are used; their assumed properties are simple; the results are almost always immediate consequences of the definitions.

Assuming you're a college student, you should start by reading over your professors' / TAs' resumes and CVs, which are almost always available on the school website.