Sentence examples for contradictory assumptions from inspiring English sources

Managers tend to make two hoary contradictory assumptions.

Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner managed to pull together just over 43 pages on science they clearly don't understand, with contradictory assumptions, clichés and gimmicky analogies.

In existing literature, research efforts are made to improve connectivity and re-association procedure individually, but due to their contradictory assumptions, they cannot be used together.

Futurists, on the other hand, need to acknowledge and analyse the dominance of contradictory assumptions on the nature of the future.

It is time for Top Secret America to ask itself whether its own flawed and contradictory assumptions and strategies are furnishing "material aid to terrorism".

If, as Teichert and Stacey propose (and we concur), they reflect incomplete reconciliation of distinct concepts, these implicit and contradictory assumptions are likely to produce confusions and inconsistencies when students attempt to apply them to real situations.

By the contradictory assumption we get 1-p_{n} y)y_{overline{i}}+p_{n}y_{n}leq0), which is impossible due to the choice of (varepsilon_{3}) and (varepsilon_{4}).

Interestingly, however, some of these competitors for "the best theory in the history of science" have contradictory underlying assumptions.

The contradictory messages and assumptions for women, of every age, clearly affect female friendships, perhaps today more than ever before.

Interestingly, despite contradictory ab initio assumptions, TPS, umbrella sampling considering both solvent and solute coordinates, and other theoretical approaches seem to be able to reproduce various experimental findings.

A straightforward approach to ensure the structural uniqueness of the whole network is to exclude all reactions that are not meaningful from the examined application's point of view or that are contradictory to modeling assumptions.