Sentence examples for blindly assume from inspiring English sources

Don't blindly assume a degree is the only gateway to a better career.

And indeed, one suspects that France's GDP and productivity measures are flattered by the fact that, for lack of market prices, statisticians blindly assume that citizens get one dollar of value for each dollar spent on government, which might be an overstatement.

"Therefore we should not blindly assume that everything found for males or from male-predominant mixed samples will apply to females".

One way is to blindly assume certain amount of fixed overbalance (normally 200 500 psi) to account for the surge and swab pressures.

If your currents product always lacks data in a certain area e.g. a nearshore environment or at shallow depths you should not blindly assume that this interpolation procedure will produce correct results!

It has happened a few times now where people will blindly assume that my dates are my caregivers.

The statistics are clear – we can't keep blindly assuming that every new sexual partner is clean.

If prejudice is not to be blindly assumed, but to be discovered in the record, it must be discovered by some more subtle train of associations.

However improbably, Plump continues to live with her husband after the discovery of his second family, at first blindly assuming that he's called off the affair.

"And we have to face that, in terms of understanding the potential for our economy to keep growing as many in our financial markets are now blindly assuming will be the case".

"It does show the prudence of looking periodically in places you don't expect to have problems," he said, "rather than blindly assuming you're not going to have problems except where you're looking".