Sentence examples for assumption driven from inspiring English sources

"It's a diagnosis still frequently and falsely regarded as untreatable a convenient assumption driven by the stigma against people with this disease".

But there never was any evidence that hospital birth was safer: it was just a massive assumption, driven by white-coated doctors riding on a tide of obstetric advances.

"That one assumption drives a lot of arguments".

This assumption drives virtually all of economic theory.

This assumption drove most US science diplomacy throughout the Cold War.

"That one assumption drives a lot of arguments". Dimon, who was once characterised as Barack Obama's favourite Wall Street banker but who fell out with the administration over financial reform, made clear his fury at the tone of public, political and media attacks on banks.

We believe that stabilisation in the earnings outlook could mark a change in sentiment towards the shares and a greater appreciation that Glaxo is entering a stable period of consistent 3% growth with modest pipeline assumptions, driven by consumer healthcare and emerging market pharmaceuticals.

But most often these are unfounded concerns or faulty assumptions driven by a fearful, tired or undirected mind.

This combined with updated foreign exchange assumptions drives 10%/12%/12% downgrades to earnings per share in 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively.

It said: Our revised advertising assumptions drive an increase in our discounted cash flow-derived price target from 84p to 100p.

My career has been devoted to studying how knowledge is produced: who is included, who is excluded and how cultural assumptions drive research.