Sentence examples similar to assumptive data from inspiring English sources

Language comes shrouded in an assumptive fog.

"As a marketer, you can get assumptive," Ms. Nordlie said.

However, the greatest challenge in the use of the data is the combination of different types of materials, e.g. old Stable Cadastre maps (large scale cadastral maps whose accuracy can only be assumptive) and current and historical aerial photographs (medium scale, showing the real state of the landscape).

"Very Recent History" is the anti-blog: diligently documentary rather than assumptive and ephemeral.

Therefore, some possible isolation models associated with observed experimental results are designed under some reasonable assumptive conditions.

However, fossil evidence for host parasitoid interactions is extremely rare, rendering hypotheses on the evolution of parasitism assumptive.

What Richard Ellmann calls the "assumptive tone" of his criticism can inspire, thrill and infuriate, but will never bore.

"Odd Alliance: Business Lobby and Tea Party" (front page, March 31) makes an assumptive link between Asia Pulp & Paper and a political movement.

The head of the Aboriginal Legal Service of WA, Dennis Eggington, said he was "dismayed" by O'Callaghan's "assumptive, hurtful and ignorant" comparison to the Leak cartoon.

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Skidelsky is a good writer, but he is not Keynes, and some readers may find his exegeses of economic ideas and the ins and outs of lengthy policy debates technical, dense, and assumptive.