Sentence examples for article assumes from inspiring English sources

Does it annoy you when you get the impression an article assumes you're British, or American?

Your article assumes that every woman having an abortion feels guilt and sorrow.

This article assumes that the purpose of ranking law schools is to help students decide which school to attend.

Spoiler alert: this article assumes you've seen the finale of The Missing, which aired on 30 November.

Your article assumes that rates won't rise for 2010, but what assurance is there that this will be the case?

His article assumes that next November's outcome is predetermined, and that our unprecedented grass-roots network of organizers and volunteers — not to mention the president — play no role.

Google's business model (see article) assumes that people will entrust it with ever more information about their lives, to be stored in the company's "cloud" of remote computers.

This article assumes the robotics privacy relationship as a clear illustration of how the technology–society nexus should be regulated in the future.

The traditional narrative of the 60's, which J. Hoberman faithfully adheres to in his article, assumes that the revolt by the hippies and students was opposed by a moribund middle class and an increasingly conservative, hippie-hating working class.

The trip to the North Fork in your article (assuming it started in New York City) nearly exceeds the 180-mile-a-day allowance that's offered in my city.

Correction: An earlier version of this article assumed that AgileBits would slowly switch to a subscription model exclusively.