Sentence examples for automatically assuming from inspiring English sources

The simple solution lies in sourcing better value for money rather than automatically assuming Celtic must spend more of it.

A middle-aged taxi-driver, for instance, stalks a 17-year-old Turkish-German girl, automatically assuming her to be a prostitute.

"A lot of what we learned is common sense, but it's things that wouldn't occur to you on your own," says Eve. "I've learned that grabbing someone's arm is actually quite unhelpful; and that rather than automatically assuming a blind passenger wants assistance, we should ask them what they need.

Officials with the New York City Human Resources Administration, which administers the food stamp program, said that the study painted an overly negative picture, in part by automatically assuming that people failed to renew because of the complexity of the process: for example, some people may have moved away.

So if we mark our implementations as implicit and bring them into scope, it will pick the right one automatically (assuming there is only one per type - otherwise we would have to be more specific with our import): ChatUtil defines a type which can chat.

Brian Sharp, the stranding coordinator of the International Fund for Animal Welfare in Yarmouth Port, Mass .said the public had a sort of "C.S.I. crime scene" idea of how scientists worked, automatically assuming that the reasons for the marine mammals' deaths should be quickly apparent.

For variances, the board automatically assumes jurisdiction.

"I think they automatically assumed it would be anti.

(Groups getting nothing are automatically assumed to oppose the plan).

"People automatically assume only journalists can file FOIA requests".

"We automatically assume that other people are like us.