Sentence examples for assumptions of course from inspiring English sources

This dystopian vision rests on many questionable assumptions, of course.

Every model has assumptions behind it, such as "Housing prices will continue to rise for the foreseeable future" or "Loan charge-off levels will remain similar to those of the past 10 years". (Both these assumptions, of course, have recently been discredited). Knowing what the assumptions are makes it possible to anticipate when models are no longer a guide to effective decisions.

The natural assumptions, of course, are that voters who disapprove of the media's Trump coverage do so because they consider the press too negative, and that voters who disapprove of Trump's media rhetoric do so because they consider him too harsh.

Both assumptions, of course, are false.

Powerset should publish the model itself (without the specific Powerset assumptions of course) and let other startups tweak it for their own use.

So sweeping a conclusion makes many assumptions, of course, one of which is that there is such as thing as "truth" out there, and the theory of Forms or Ideas is part of the metaphysical foundation of that view.

There's a big assumption, of course, that these emissions are worth it because they will help to deliver a "result".

The assumption, of course, is that the women in the room simply aren't important enough to warrant attention or conversation.

The filmmakers' assumption, of course, is that their youthful audience will in fact be blissfully ignorant of Keaton's place in film history.

Merrill's assumption, of course, is that where she saw a bully in need of reprimand, so, too, would all her readers, even (or perhaps, especially) if those readers were children.

There are no possible or conceivable conditions in which this proposition is not true (on the assumption, of course, that the words husband and married are taken to mean what they ordinarily mean).