Sentence examples for common presumption from inspiring English sources
It is a common presumption that if people know a lot, they must be intelligent.
The finding goes against the common presumption that early detection and treatment of cancer is better.
Another common presumption is that plug flow is a reasonable approximation to the hydraulic conditions in the wetland.
The common presumption was that there would likely be more such nights in Baltimore before all was said and done.
AFRICA is where researchers go to carry out exotic fieldwork at least, that is a common presumption in rich countries.
For over fifty years the common presumption has been that computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and experimental fluid dynamics (EFD) were mutually exclusive and competitive.
A first aid role implies altruistic motives, conflicting with common presumptions of a profit orientation of medicine sellers.
Consult the list of cognitive biases for common presumptions and biases and see if any apply to you.
Before that, there was a common law presumption that a wife who committed an offence in the presence of her husband was acting under coercion.
A discussion of the common law presumption is found in Justice Pitney's opinion for the Court in Texas & Pacific R. Co. v. Rigsby, 241 U.S. 33, 39-40, 36 S.Ct.
