Sentence examples for assumed young from inspiring English sources

These countries have always assumed young people will live at home while they are educated and trained for the workplace.

But a snowstorm kept Ms. Ruehl's flight circling and circling, so she called the hotel manager and said if a tall, good-looking (she assumed) young man asked for her, to let him into her suite.

Is the prime minister correct to assume young people on housing benefit can and will be able to move back to live with their parents?

"It is really important we don't assume young people are not interested in sport because more than half of them are," said Price.

Similarly, Labour's headline message, that the "young jobless must train or be stripped of benefits", could carry equal dangers since it assumes young people want neither to learn nor to work.

Barry L. Jackson, director of the Drug, Alcohol and Wellness Network at Bloomsburg University in Pennsylvania, believes that to assume young people entering college are ready for a lack of structure is a mistake.

No one has spent much time looking for craters in the deep ocean, Dr. Morrison said, assuming young ones don't exist and that old ones would be filled with sediment.

A lot people assume young divorcees are all dumb and uneducated, but many I've met were victims who were predisposed for these abusive circumstances.

Assuming young grads would choose attributes stressing flexibility and creativity (especially since work-life balance has become a "mantra for characterizing Generation Y"), researchers were perplexed that Gen Yers were so zealous about job security.

There is a need for effective interventions for those who experience psychological distress, feelings of isolation and assume young carer roles [ 34].

"I would assume that [figure] is going up and would assume younger children are also having profiles," she said.