Sentence examples for commonly assumed that from inspiring English sources

It is commonly assumed that, gastrointestinally, car travel is less perturbing than bus travel.

It is commonly assumed that Britain always loses in Afghanistan, but that's not true.

It is commonly assumed that wealthy individuals buy influence through their campaign contributions, but that is rarely the case.

It has been more commonly assumed that the Taliban would hang them from the nearest post, as traitors to Islam.

It's commonly assumed that the shed is an exclusively male domain, the place where a bloke goes to escape his nagging wife.

Indeed, so invisible is the join between the lines and the performances that it's been commonly assumed that Mark is David and Jeremy is Robert.

For example, it is commonly assumed that painful or blistering sunburns early in life set the stage for the skin cancer later on.

At the time it was commonly assumed that television had created a generation of consumers characterised by unprecedented passivity.

IT is commonly assumed that small-chested women feel that nature's lottery has left them coming up short.

It is commonly assumed that an American recession would cause a sharp fall in the prices of oil and other commodities.

It's commonly assumed that unemployed people not receiving unemployment benefits have been unlucky enough to go without a job for so long that their benefits have run out.