Sentence examples for cannot just assume from inspiring English sources

You cannot just assume people know how to do this.

You cannot just assume that this is evidence for the CAGW hypothesis.

One cannot just assume that the Congress will care what Jews want.

"They attacked quite a big area, four villages, and you cannot just assume that everyone there is the enemy".

And it might be worth mentioning that right now, because we have these huge data sets, where you typically cannot just assume that you have perfect computations.

"The truth is that we cannot just assume that trust is sufficient," said Jean Pisani-Ferry, director of Bruegel, a research institute in Brussels.

"We cannot simply assume that just because a screening test predicts clinical outcomes, interventions necessarily will prevent them," Lauer added in his commentary.

But even when an auxiliary hypothesis is already well-confirmed, we cannot simply assume that it is unproblematic, or just known to be true.

The easiest way to indicate these is by reference to the sorts of situations that, from a common-sense standpoint, produce and explain them (though the representative realist cannot, without begging the question, just assume that these situations are what is actually occurring).

One is the scale of public debt, referred to above, which may not be as pressing as our government claims but cannot just be assumed away.

First, it emphasizes that both law and new governance are deeply contested concepts whose meaning and inter-relationship cannot just be assumed or taken for granted, as is the tendency in some empirical studies of their interconnection.