Sentence examples for assumption to know from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take a psychological mastermind to conclude that a 15-year-old girl would need to be intoxicated to have sex with three other guys at a house party but you don't even need to make that type of assumption to know that this statement is victim-blaming lunacy.

One way to resist this conclusion is to reject the implicit assumption that to know one's own thoughts one must know the environmental conditions that make such thoughts possible.

A respective education for tax issues give auditors by assumption also the ability to know extreme tax planning arrangements and in turn, to make a decision on that in their position as auditors.

Quiet students hope that someday teachers everywhere will be able to appreciate the uniqueness we bring to the classroom and not make assumptions without really getting to know us.

Hawking is making a philosophical assumption on what it is to know reality.

By the assumption (H1), it is easy to know T is an increasing operator.

Since a large number of meterological models employ the hydrostatic assumption, it is of interest to know of nesting errors attributable to this approximation.

His apparent operating assumption (though it's hard to know what he was thinking beyond what his diary says) was that it was his eternal responsibility to Christianize the Sentinelese for the sake of their "eternal lives".

"This legislation affirms that Americans have a right to know the assumptions and legal interpretations that are guiding our national security decisions," Rokita said.

While the data seems to support this assumption, I know it's not fair to you to hear complaints of low numbers of reviews of works by Latino authors if you don't receive those books in the first place.

Frequently in empirical situations, this assumption is known to be violated due to overdispersion.