Sentence examples for debatable assumption from inspiring English sources

This is a debatable assumption.

However, most of the previous ranking-based methods either follow a debatable assumption or have unsatisfied robustness.

But that estimate was based on a highly debatable assumption -- that Congress would adhere to onerous spending caps it set in 1997 to achieve a balanced budget.

See Jones,530 U. S., at 600 (Stevens, J., dissenting) ("[A]n empirically debatable assumption... is too thin a reed to support a credible First Amendment distinction" between permissible and impermissible burdens on association).

Except that the story was slapped back to life and forced to undergo one warping after another: five more television series (including an animated version) and no fewer than ten feature films, all of them based on the debatable assumption that you can take a format designed to last fifty minutes and stretch it out to twice that length, then pray that the thinness doesn't show.

The latter is a debatable assumption, and one revealed as wanting by the hiring of foreigners in the first place.

The study makes a few other debatable assumptions as well.

Independent budget experts cautioned that a number of debatable assumptions underpin the White House's deficit projections.

In addition, there are many debatable assumptions regarding the most practical pathways to certain careers.

Some caveats: The authors note that the data available to estimate biomass is spotty, so they made some debatable assumptions.

But these laws rest on a couple of highly debatable assumptions: that artifacts should remain in whatever country they were found, and that the best way to protect archaeological sites is to restrict the international trade in antiquities.