Sentence examples for disputed assumption from inspiring English sources

Analysis of grain-size distribution is conducted with the disputed assumption that particular transporting agents and depositional settings (e.g., river delta deposits versus shallow marine longshore-bar sands) impose a distinctive textural "fingerprint" on the sediments they produce.

A female reader, disputing assumptions about the time, wrote of the incredible pressure "in the 60s even" for girls to "keep your knickers on" or be looked down on by female classmates.

Contingency theorists disputed the assumption that a single form of organization is best in all circumstances.

Dayanim said that when he disputed that assumption Adelson responded, "I really don't care what happens to Iran.

Drawing primarily upon the insights of Aristotle and Hegel, political philosophers such as Alasdair MacIntyre, Michael Sandel, Charles Taylor and Michael Walzer disputed Rawls' assumption that the principal task of government is to secure and distribute fairly the liberties and economic resources individuals need to lead freely chosen lives.

However, Furlong and Holland [ 23], have recently disputed this assumption.

However, disputed normative assumptions are often "hidden" in policy-relevant scientific findings anyway (Biewald et al., 2015).

The police have long disputed the assumptions that all races drive similarly and that any disparity in stop rates indicates some bias.

Nestlé hotly disputes the assumption that it will swiftly raise pet food prices.

He doesn't dispute my assumption that he has thought about running for London mayor.

Second, some critics dispute the assumption that political agency inheres primarily in individuals.