Sentence examples for erroneous assumptions from inspiring English sources

They made erroneous assumptions about raising rents and converting apartments.

"Stifel's math is flat-out wrong and based on erroneous assumptions.

What is clear from this excruciating outing and the various ones that have followed is that Blair has made three very erroneous assumptions.

By the time the Congressional investigators finished adjusting for math errors and erroneous assumptions, the project's benefits were reduced from $40 million a year to about $13.3 million.

Assuming that sociopolitical categories are the same as genetic categories can lead to erroneous assumptions, for example that genetic tests for ancestry represent a person's ethnicity.

In many cases mountains of art scholarship are found to rest on erroneous assumptions or evidence, but the mountain proves almost impossible to move.

When Tanenhaus indicated, after Bill Buckley's death, that he might write about this conversation in The Times, Christopher Buckley, fearful of erroneous assumptions that might take hold, particularly in cyberspace, found himself "sputtering with anger".

"Some of the information" in the earlier memos "which resulted in some erroneous assumptions and conclusions, cannot be supported by the facts and evidence which are now known," the later memo stated.

I implore those policy makers who continue to be blinded by dangerous and erroneous assumptions to remember that their override vote on Thursday is a vote for America's future.

The report said the UK's strategy was based on "erroneous assumptions and an incomplete understanding of the evidence", accusing the government of selectively taking the threats of dictator Muammar Gaddafi at face value.

Believing that traditional Islamic values had been eroded by Western knowledge based on erroneous assumptions, numerous Islamic scholars called for the creation and diffusion of knowledge within an Islamic framework.