Sentence examples for assumptions by from inspiring English sources

"We're not making any assumptions by that.

Wrong assumptions by travelers can also magnify frustrations.

Newton himself tested his assumptions by experiment and observation.

Everything Anderson wrote was boldly original, challenging assumptions by uncovering a neglected or suppressed voice.

Online retail made a mockery of those early-mover assumptions, by demonstrating that first could also mean worst.

Mr. Wang said he did not believe the assumptions by Mr. Silver made his forecasts more reliable.

At other times, however, rational choice theorists try to relax these unrealistic assumptions by developing concepts of bounded rationality.

Economists also criticized as unrealistically hopeful the assumptions by the Federal Reserve as it began so-called stress tests to gauge the health of the nation's largest banks.

The assumptions by analysts and investors make sense, Mr. Yardeni said, "if you believe we are in a quasi-new economy" of fairly robust growth with low inflation.

Last week it told the operators of large planes that they, too, should raise their assumptions by 10 pounds per passenger and 5 pounds per checked bag.

They talk about repeated assumptions by their middle-class and upper-middle-class white neighbors that they lack the same status.