Sentence examples for assumption upon which from inspiring English sources

The intersection of the σBC and σChar surfaces indicated the conditions where the cross sections were equivalent, satisfying an important assumption upon which the method relies.

But previously, trust had been the product only of a personal relationship–I trust this guy because I know him rather than a more general assumption upon which you could do business.

Every worldview is built on a first premise -- the bedrock assumption upon which all else rides.

So, I suppose it should be no surprise that it has taken so long for a prominent member of the American policy elite to suggest openly to his colleagues that the core assumption upon which they have been managing the economic crisis might be dead wrong.

It is important to note that if the system is indeed well described by the LN model (the assumption upon which most RF-based analyses are based), then the exclusion of any particular subset of stimuli will not bias the RF estimate.

Instead, they move on without giving reconsideration to the assumption upon which they base their work.

The underlying assumptions upon which Trident rests no longer ring true.

The authors have never contacted us, nor sought to clarify any assumptions upon which their report is based.

Go to page 38 of this pdf for a full breakdown of the assumptions upon which all the scenarios are based.

Common sense also means those basic principles and assumptions upon which we can all agree — or would agree if we only got all the self-proclaimed experts and professional politicians out of the way.

Harvey accused Labour and the Conservatives of "prioritising the impressive feat of kicking around the country's most expensive political football, rather than participating in a rational conversation about whether the assumptions upon which like-for-like replacement rests are logical or relevant to the threats Britain faces today".