Sentence examples for draw any assumption from inspiring English sources
His apparent inclination to hold back some of his thinking, as well as the incomplete condition in which the Discourses have been transmitted to us, make it quite unsafe to draw any assumption about his views from silences or gaps in the account we have.
If the deductive reasoning is faulty, one can draw any conclusion from any assumption.
Alice Roi brings a brat-girl aspect to her collections, which often draw their assumptions about women from classic adolescent dramas.
You draw some assumptions and then say, 'O.K., based on these assumptions, let's go forward and consume like hell and burn like hell".' When I asked whether the kingdom could produce 20 million barrels a day -- about twice what it is producing today from fields that may be past their prime -- Husseini paused for a second or two.
In order to draw reasonable assumptions beyond 1 year, mortality and HF hospitalization rates at 1 year in the SO group were adjusted as an average between the actual rate and the upper confidence interval limit (CI) from the CLEAR post-hoc analysis (Fig. 1).
The CBO didn't draw these assumptions out of thin air.
The cross-sectional study design means we cannot draw causality assumptions, and this is a clear limitation when interpreting the results.
The high rate of CEO exchange during distress contrasts with only a partially positive impact and draws the assumption that managers often serve as scapegoats, without actual accountability (Iqbal and French 2005; Khanna and Poulsen 1995).
But trading on his access to the top in pop has introduced a hurdle, B. Howard noted, drawing the assumption that he lacks real gifts.
This will authorize authors to draw out our assumptions and emphasize the possible link between addiction and risk-taking sports.
"Too many people in America draw assumptions about Muslims after watching horrible things on the news, and the cultural messages we send also make the Muslim world draw inaccurate conclusions about the United States," said Hussein Rashid, a visiting religion professor at Hofstra University.
