Sentence examples for contentious assuming from inspiring English sources
Our assumption that ECCE is exogenous might seem contentious, assuming that parents do not respond to incentives when investing in their child development.
Such an example shows that (CA) is false without assuming anything contentious in debates over freedom.
OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau was elected leader of the embattled Liberal Party of Canada on Sunday, 45 years after his charismatic and contentious father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, assumed the same political position.
Assuming the top three slots were the most contentious, I detailed their accomplishment more thoroughly than others -- because you will give Fantasia her due respect!
But figuring out what to pay — assuming the banks have not been nationalized — is likely to be contentious.
Some have suggested that he could do so (assuming Kennedy votes to uphold) to make the ruling seem less contentious or to have more control over the drafting of the opinion.
Assuming that the 48-hr samples of airborne PAH exposure used by Choi et al. (2008) truly reflect longer-term exposure more relevant to the outcomes under consideration (which is contentious because the measurements may either over estimate or underestimate true exposure), then we can approximate a comparison between the two studies.
But the PBO report indicates the deficit figures would be $9.6bn worse over four years if the treasurer's mid-year economic and fiscal outlook had not assumed the passage of a raft of contentious savings measures.
Although we can only assume Goldsmith anticipated the piece would be contentious, it seems he was not expecting the intensely pained reaction his work received.
The contentious move allowed Rousseff's ally-turned-rival Vice President Michel Temer to assume power as the country's leader.
In essence, it is a more gradual approach to a contentious proposal by Condoleezza Rice, now President Bush's national security adviser, that the Europeans assume the entire burden of peacekeeping in the Balkans.
