Sentence examples for doubt the assumption from inspiring English sources
There is also reason to doubt the assumption that people actually make the right choices: many studies have found that consumers fail to take measures to conserve energy, like improving insulation, even when they could save money by doing so.
The findings also throws in doubt the assumption related to the effect of mere participation in a trial, although our study did not specifically aims to study this effect.
Dr. Racaniello doubts the assumption that the experimental H5N1 strain would be transmissible in humans.
Our findings therefore cast doubt on the assumption that the pseudogap state in the copper oxides and the nodal-antinodal dichotomy are hallmarks of the superconductivity state.
But a study of the trajectory of the fire, the army said in its report, "casts serious doubt" on the assumption that Israeli soldiers were the source.
The Australian experience in the regulation of government-owned electricity distributors casts doubt on the assumption that regulation can be entirely independent of government ownership, or would operate in the same way as for an entity in private ownership.
In throwing doubt on the assumption of a necessary link between cause and effect, Hume was the first philosopher of the postmedieval world to reformulate the skepticism of the ancients.
The price surge, the third major international food price spike in the last five years, casts more doubt on the assumption that widespread economic development leads to corresponding gains in agriculture.
It casts doubt on the assumption, which I admit I shared, that a huge Ukip protest vote in the European election this month will fall to single figures (mostly in the Tories' favour) in next year's general election.
