Sentence examples for damaging assumptions from inspiring English sources

These damaging assumptions can be self-fulfilling, creating a culture where women at the start of their career path start to believe what they hear, and assume that they should expect less of themselves purely because of their gender.

ProfPatrick Minford said all the studies showing that leaving the EU would have detrimental consequences for the economy were based on the "same flawed model" and the "same damaging assumptions".

Both contain potentially damaging assumptions, especially to younger minds that lack a broader context for such visual messages.

The most damaging assumption of all was the general belief that the security system must be sound because neither a bombing nor a hijacking had occurred for many years.

This sexualization can also manifest as a damaging assumption that trans women aren't "real" women.

If a culture is unaware of or anesthetized to the destructive power of certain slurs and epithets, it will continue to use those words, which reinscribes and perpetuates damaging ideas and assumptions about things like race, gender identity and sexual orientation.

We then define three variants of the attractor control problem: simultaneous attractor control for two BNs (cancer cell vs normal cell), attractor control for normal cells under the assumption of significant damaging cancer cells, attractor control for cancer cells under the assumption that normal cells are not damaged.

Uncertainties about what information should be shared with whom, when and under what conditions may provide a further source of ethical dilemma, especially when unspoken assumptions and expectations are breached, damaging trust and undermining cooperative efforts.

Of course, the same thing happens in elections, and this is a serious shortcoming -- but it is all the more damaging for popular referendums given the common assumption that direct democracy conveys the people's views.

The self-congratulatory smugness that accompanies such an assumption is probably every bit as damaging as any potential advice that could be dispensed by the parent, who of course is the adult.

Even so, the current weight of opinion for brain injured patients is that a rise in body temperature (and by assumption, a rise in neuronal temperature) is damaging and should be treated [ 16].