Sentence examples for disturbing assumptions from inspiring English sources

This reveals some disturbing assumptions behind government thinking.

It contains, within its squishy-soft soul, a multitude of disturbing assumptions about Americans and what they really want to eat.

In this paper, novel models for ejector performance predictions at critical point and breakdown point are developed based on constant-pressure mixing and constant-pressure disturbing assumptions.

While the tool may theoretically seem helpful, members of the group Low Pay Is Not OK point out some disturbing assumptions and omissions from the sample employee budget.

There's a disturbing assumption that progressives tend to accept when it comes to discussion about economics.

This is a truth so disturbing that most of our assumptions about art are immediately and ruinously undermined.

Some experts attribute these disturbing gaps in pay to managers' assumptions that women put their families first and that women without children will become pregnant at some point in the future.

Disturbed people and disturbing images.

"As the Tiniest Babies Grow, So Can Their Problems" (front page, May 8) makes some assumptions that potentially support a disturbing viewpoint.

("Toxic Waters" series, front page, March 1): One of the more disturbing elements of this article is the assumption -- reinforced by actual examples -- that the managers of potentially polluting companies will consciously and deliberately add poisons to our country's waterways if they are not legally prohibited from doing so.

"There are two assumptions I can make which are both very disturbing but which need answering: Was Gurrumul Yunupingu's level of A&E care related to assumptions based on his race or is there a serious fault in the system which allows someone to be largely ignored in A&E while seriously ill?" The Top End Health Service categorically rejected the assertions.