Sentence examples for assuming the past from inspiring English sources

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That's assuming the past can be forgotten.

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Nor should we, as individuals, blithely assume the past just plain doesn't matter just because we think we're at the pinnacle of human existence right now.

If we assume the past data are representative of the type of data we will see in the future, we can use the historical data to set the threshold and assess the likely performance of the EWMA control chart.

Assuming the past four weeks are representative of the respondents' behavior, the mean annual number of sex acts can be estimated by multiplying this four-week frequency with 13 (n1 = 13).

Assuming the United States advances past Barbados, it would open the first round of round-robin play on Sept. 10 (8 p.m. Eastern; ESPN2 and Galavision) at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill., against the winner of the series between Trinidad and Tobago and Bermuda.

This principle also is not susceptible to undermining, because one never conditionalises on the theory of chance (assuming that the past history itself does not fix the chances).

So if we can assume the deep past was full of artefacts – carvings, paintings and sculptures – then it must have been just as full of people making music together, singing and playing to one another.

I'm assuming the data collected for the past few years will not apply in the same way.

---November Blonmberg Marketheis good on thistoryory and recent flailing of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., reminding one of our frequent mistake of assuming the perils of thinking the past is prologue; in this case using history to assess future loan risks in the housing market (predicting as recently as March that the cost to cover bank collapses in 2008 might be a mere $1 billion).

"That was the first moment when we thought we are in big trouble here," he said, but the man walked past, assuming the building had been emptied.

Often, point estimates or averages of current exposure are assumed to be representative of lifetime exposures or related in some linear fashion to earlier exposures, with higher levels generally assumed in the past (for a review of long-term air pollution studies, see Pope and Dockery 2006).

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