Sentence examples for challenges this assumption from inspiring English sources

Our research challenges this assumption," says Dr Rosa Hoekstra, lecturer in psychology at the Open University, who led a recent study which found that the genes for autism are distinct from those for learning disabilities.

But then Moretti challenges this assumption by having Ada remark that here in hospital, "the older you are, the dumber they think you are, when actually it's the opposite: you know more".

Lastly, I agree with Mr. Zlotnitsky that the 24-hour media have enabled special interests to fill the void with partisan rhetoric, but I disagree that Americans remain "community-oriented". Research by Robert Putnam, a Harvard professor and author of "Bowling Alone," challenges this assumption.

The CCC research challenges this assumption.

This study challenges this assumption.

Timothy Gentner, a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Diego, now challenges this assumption.

Singh-Sohal wants the exhibition to challenge this assumption that the turban represents something to fear.

The American philosopher Wilfrid Sellars was challenging this assumption when he spoke of "material inferences".

But research published since the 1960s has challenged this assumption, showing that it is actually a highly dynamic structure, which changes itself in response to new experiences, and adapts to injuries – a phenomenon referred to as neuroplasticity.

The two major candidates had campaigned heavily on the need for continued assistance from those organizations, and nobody had openly challenged this assumption, despite the hardships caused by the shift from a state-subsidized to a free-market economy.

In a Times piece he wrote in 1943, Gallup challenged this assumption directly: In a government based on suffrage the question is not whether the opinion of any one person is intelligent, but whether the collective judgment of all the people is intelligent.