Sentence examples for broader assumption from inspiring English sources

This deficit in high office is both a taint on the GOP and a reflection of the broader assumption that Republicans are monolithically against women's rights.

In this paper, we propose two penalized M-estimation approaches for the estimation of the covariance or scatter matrices under the broader assumption that they may simply be close to each other, and hence roughly deviate from some positive definite "center".

This concept is based on the assumption that the patient's insight into research-based information will raise the quality of his or her health care decision-making, and is part of a broader assumption that a better public understanding of science in general will enrich society and the individual [ 2].

Some of the broader assumptions we as a nation made also seem wildly optimistic now.

Broader assumptions in his report included full employment, a huge post-war council house building programme and rent control in the private rented sector (where 60% of the population lived after the war).

Making broader assumptions about other forms of assistive mobility technology (e.g. manual wheelchairs and pushchairs) would have been inappropriate due to the lack of evidence.

Although selection of the path for video scanning is a potential source of error with the above VIA methods, the selection of a grade for immunostained cellular density utilizes broader assumptions and is in fact more liable to selection error.

The broad assumption is that most urban animals are still sufficiently wild to retain an instinct for survival.

That seems to me a broad assumption, because none of those allegations yielded as intensive an inquiry, with as voluminous a record, as the Lewinsky affair did.

But with the job market now contracting faster, and fear dogging the financial system, the broad assumption has taken hold that 2008 is a lost cause.

There is a broad assumption that festival noise pollution is one way in its flow – the late-night revellers returning to their canvas before dawn.