Sentence examples for assumption before from inspiring English sources

This is a common error that assumes that because glyphosate is the active herbicide principle it is also the material to be tested for other activities; this puts assumption before experiment.

In New York, the assumption before the census figures were in was that of the two Congressional seats the state stood to lose, one would come from a New York City Democrat and the other from an upstate Republican.

There was a widespread assumption before Monday's game against the Ivory Coast that their progress was a formality, that, for the third tournament running, they would pass unbeaten through the group stage.

Disney could have tested the buried assumption before forecasting sales: Disney's retail stores in European cities sell many fewer of the high-margin cloth items and far more of the low-margin print items.

Talk a little about that, the elements of this, because the assumption, before you and philosophers like you came along, was the notion [that skills are based on unconscious theories or] a set of rules: you go to the text and you find the rule.

So Rabaud and Moisy should have used such calculations to check their assumption before they published, he says.

Using the same argument and assumptions as before, a state is feasible if it satisfies the condition (5).

He should question his assumptions before bringing them to CUNY.

And directors should challenge assumptions before making yes-or-no decisions on management proposals.

Even then we took several months to research, learn, plan and revisit all assumptions before doing anything concrete.

Like the war planners themselves, McCain made some assumptions before the invasion that turned out to be seriously flawed.