Sentence examples for assumption back from inspiring English sources

That was a reasonable assumption back in January.

"The assumption back then was that Indians were basically incompetent to handle their financial affairs," Mr. Colbert said.

But the working assumption back then was that it was the result of C&W's serial imbecility, not a vital point of justice.

The assumption back then was that if someone had not bothered to download and delete online messages within six months, such messages could reasonably be considered to be abandoned and therefore not in need of strict protection.

Williams had been second-team all-state in his senior year at Assumption High School in Napoleonville, La., but could not get a sniff from a four-year college, even though many coaches recruited the standout Assumption back Brandon Jacobs, who is now with the Giants.

Mr. Gore also confronted head on the common assumption, backed up in polls, that voters prefer Mr. Bush's personality, warning that the presidency was not a "popularity contest".

In June the US government claimed that money worries were deterring couples from parting ways, an assumption backed up by studies at the University of Virginia, where academics found that those who had been thinking of splitting held back, fearing both the legal costs and the pressure of "going it alone".

We used such peptides as antigens in cultures employing the whole biopsy with the assumption, backed by published experience [16], [19], [21], that immune responses to these T-cell epitopes would be T-cell driven.

Recently, NBC-11 in Atlanta produced what seems to be a "news story" with the headline, "Hispanic voter buck assumptions, back GA GOP candidates".

In its court papers, the network insists that the financial assumptions backing the Sept. 8 offer are goofy and unrealistic.

In the argument-based validity framework, researchers first formulate an interpretive argument (or a framework to examine a test and provide justification for test interpretation and use), which includes inferences, warrants, assumptions, backing, and rebuttal.