Sentence examples for assumed links from inspiring English sources

Assumed links That the book ended up challenging conventional misunderstandings around mental illness - particularly the assumed links between violence and schizophrenia - was not something he had planned.

New frameworks of intervention have been designed with the aim of cutting the assumed links between armed groups and resources, and promoting transparent models of resource governance.

Yet in the recent debate about the purpose and value of education, there has been too much concentration on the assumed link between science, technology and economic growth (back to Wilson).

Second, the study examines the assumed link between crime and fear of crime on HSP adoption.

There is an assumed link between increased neighbourhood diversity and a heavily populated feeder.

Because of the assumed link between boredom and depression, the research group found it alarming that apathetic boredom was reported relatively frequently by 36percentt of the high school students sampled.

That partly stems from the assumed link between lurid headlines and audience interest (and hence income), and partly because issues develop narratives, and stories that fit the narrative are more likely to make the cut.

On the basis of these data, it appears that the widely assumed link between citizenship and national belonging does not always hold true.

A space where refugees belong neither here nor there and thus it is a space where "refugees challenge the assumed link between nations, state and citizen" (Turner, 2016).

It's this assumed link that makes this story frustrating.

"The assumed link between large sporting events and trafficking for prostitution has been argued most forcefully by groups who believe that eradicating sex work will decrease trafficking (i.e. prostitution abolitionists).