Sentence examples for assumptions suggest from inspiring English sources

"Where Howe's assumptions suggest that I undervalue capitalism's benefits and attractions," Sellers continued, "my assumptions suggest that he underestimates its costs and coercions".

But the group is much more complex than these assumptions suggest.

"Over the forecast period, our assumptions suggest around 14,000 fewer 'affordable homes' will be built".

Mr Sumner's projections, using different assumptions, suggest that poverty by 2030 could fall by anything between 600m and 1.6 billion.

They reduce the fraction of postulated forest soil carbon: "new estimates of the long-term carbon forest sink of EU-25 forests …" amount to 0.75 ±0.2 tC/ha/yr, and "inventory-based assessments and assumptions suggest…" that about 0.22 tC/ha/yr is sequestered in forest soils.

Summers notes in the memo that "purely mechanical assumptions" suggest the stimulus package should be bigger than $1 trillion, but dismisses this as impractical because it would "spook markets or the public".

In 75 years, under the assumptions suggested by our panel, it would be 30percentt of G.D.P".

However, valuation sensitivity to a set of feasible long-run assumptions suggests risk/reward is fairly evenly poised; iron ore downside looks largely priced in at BHP and Rio and valuation sensitivity to a range of feasible long-run copper prices looks skewed to the upside.

This much is certain: rounded to the nearest century, it will take China's economy exactly two to return to the top of the world.*When we updated the chart in December 2011, the same assumptions suggested that China would overtake a year earlier, in 2018.

To evaluate the average system performance, we employ most of the simulation assumptions suggested in [31].

Therefore, the influence of only the palaeoclimatic changes has been considered in the present study, following the modified assumptions suggested by Slagstad et al. ([2009]).