Sentence examples for disputing assumptions from inspiring English sources
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.
The CGE approach still leaves plenty of room for judgement about parameters and assumptions and the experts have been at it hammer and tongs disputing these assumptions in the land court this week.
Now, experts at the University of Cambridge and the Fitzwilliam Museum (also in Cambridge) are disputing that assumption.
The police have long disputed the assumptions that all races drive similarly and that any disparity in stop rates indicates some bias.
He doesn't dispute my assumption that he has thought about running for London mayor.
Dayanim said that when he disputed that assumption Adelson responded, "I really don't care what happens to Iran.
Wilkinson and friends may yet have to travel to England via Barcelona or Montpellier, though Perpignan's powerful pack will dispute that assumption.
A promising reply is to dispute the assumption that science is merely a descriptive enterprise, lacking in any normative content.
The chapter does not dispute an assumption that is commonly held across Chinese philosophical schools that the sage-kings of ancient times were virtuous and ruled over a harmonious and prosperous society.
