Sentence examples for falsely assumed that from inspiring English sources

"We falsely assumed that the match had been confirmed," said Dr. William Fulkerson, the chief executive of Duke University Hospital.

But his logic was based on anecdote, and falsely assumed that cure was necessarily linked to screening.

This practice soon yielded so much fruit that many people, especially Americans, falsely assumed that Americans had created science fiction.

In the affidavit filed with the charges, Ms. Corey wrote that Mr. Zimmerman "falsely assumed" that Mr. Martin was a criminal because he had "profiled" him.

Supporters of Secretary of State Colin L. Powell say that Mr. Wolfowitz falsely assumed that his military-to-military talks meant there would be no problem in using Turkish territory, but that he did not reckon with the feelings of the newly elected government led by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Early experiences with therapeutic hypothermia in the 1940s thru 1960s falsely assumed that the protective effects were only due to the temperature-dependent reduction in metabolism, which leads to lower oxygen and glucose demands [13].

Studies evaluating antibiotic exposures prior to culture confirmation of MRSA or VRE may falsely assume that antibiotics predict acquisition when, in actuality, they may have been given empirically for infectious symptoms related to MRSA or VRE.

In my experience, they are demotivated and falsely assume that the civil service isn't for them.

Some borrowers have seen their credit tarnished while falsely assuming that loan modifications involved no negative reports to credit agencies.

"Many coaches fail to fill those needs because they falsely assume that they are training the next state champs.

If someone develops early on a skill at repairing cars, she may falsely assume that she will not be adept at literary analysis or theorem proving.