Sentence examples for assuming that the problem from inspiring English sources
Here is how my friend Judith Maltby — the canon and chaplain of Corpus Christi, an Oxford historian, and a Synod member — put it, when I called: "We'd been assuming that the problem was the conservative Anglo-Catholics, but they're a diminishing group, and a lot of them really do want to be part of the Church of England; most realized that this compromise was the best deal they could get.
In other words, it starts with a solution to a problem, assuming that the problem itself is correctly framed — which often it isn't.
In this section, assuming that the problem has an exact solution u satisfying various corresponding assumptions, we construct the regularized solution depending continuously on the data such that it converges to the exact solution u in some sense.
But Jeannine Sanford, the Deputy Director for Washington DC food pantry Bread For The City, warned against assuming that the problem of hunger would be alleviated when the recession ends because there are some groups whose conditions are virtually unaffected by the bad economy.
Our mistake was in assuming that the problem with fitness in America is that people did not realize that they could exercise at home.
Basically, the Republicans are assuming that the problem with the insurance market is that Americans are so stupid that they aren't signing up for insurance that they need and can afford.
We expect the ECB to press on with rate hikes beyond July, assuming that the problems in Greece do not turn systemic".
In terms of postwar planning, members of the panel faulted the Pentagon for assuming that the problems encountered in Iraq after a full-scale American invasion in 2003 would be limited to the refugee issues that followed the limited incursion of the Persian Gulf war of 1991.
