Sentence examples similar to extreme presumption from inspiring English sources
An interview with Seth Rosenfeld about his book on student radicals and the F.B.I. "It's precisely in the work of art that we can explore, for the sake of life outside that work, the most extreme and troubling implications of our presumptions about the aesthetic".
"The presumption that holding radical or extreme views necessarily leads to violent extremist behaviour and criminality should be challenged.
Our ability to tolerate indifference, extreme negligence, silencing the victims or the immediate presumption of innocence toward the perpetrator, is waning.
So rather than attracting the support of Muslims who might be drawn to an Islamic project like the Caliphate, IS's presumption of religious authority coupled with their extreme violence might ultimately undermine its own success and result in a narrow sphere of influence that will never expand beyond the Iraqi and Syrian hinterlands.
With our test case (AMEV), since it was not known which ORFs were major or minor, a cut-off of zero was initially used with the presumption that the cut-off may need to be adjusted due to the extreme AT-richness of the AMEV genome.
But the deeper failing of the theory is the presumption that if inflation is controlled, all else in the economy will work well -- the extreme neo-classical assumption about the self-adjusting properties of free market economies.
But creating a lifetime presumption that an illness was caused by working as little as eight hours at Hanford is too extreme, he added.
There exists a strong presumption of legislative constitutionality, as the Supreme Court of India has expressed a need for "judicial self-restraint and extreme caution" when determining whether legislation unreasonably restricts a constitutional right.
