Sentence examples for assumption based on the from inspiring English sources
But that traditional assumption, based on the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, has been turned on its head, at least in the United States.
It's a common assumption, based on the experience of the 1930s in particular, that the populist right is best placed to exploit the volatility and insecurity of slumps.
That, at least, is the common assumption based on the belief that decarceration is a zero-sum game and unions benefit from mass incarceration.
"There was an assumption based on the music I liked, so Chris would try to set me up with Tinie Tempah or another black guest," she said.
I'm going to presuppose the following: a) God exists: an assumption based on the fact that writing a whole piece based on a rejection of the premise of the question would be gittish and boring.
Suppose the Magic were able to retain those percentages if 250 of their long 2-point attempts were shifted to 3-point attempts (a reasonable assumption based on the data).
So motorcycle riding is a good caution flag for not making assumptions based on the rest of what you know about a person.
Zorn invited me to participate on the spot, I was welcomed into the community and my fears and assumptions based on the numbers were happily proven wrong.
Many of us make assumptions based on the way people speak — judging certain dialects or accents as too posh, harsh, aggressive, unfriendly, "unintelligent" or "common".
"No," they say, "where are you from originally?" Since I have yet to encounter a situation where my ancestry is relevant to the interaction at hand, I believe that the questioner wants to make some assumptions based on the answer.
