Sentence examples for automatically assuming that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Rather than automatically assuming that a core gauges an eruption's emissions, it might be better to take it as a measure of its climatic effect.

And it's time for men to stop automatically assuming that they are fantastic in bed.

Shouldn't these questions be considered before automatically assuming that "U.S. interests" demand our silence on the crackdown?

But maybe, instead of automatically assuming that the stresses on young people are much greater than in the past, we should be asking why today's pupils are increasingly unable to cope with the ups and downs of life?

"I think when you play a certain way for so long people automatically assume that's your character".

"Most people would currently see a goatee and automatically assume that said person must be trying to copy Walter White from Breaking Bad," he says.

BYO picnics can be risky affairs, because many people may automatically assume that means picking up the cheapest bottle from the nearest offie.

"I wouldn't automatically assume that civilian oversight is going to end up giving more accountability," she said.

"We automatically assume that other people are like us.