Sentence examples for growing assumption from inspiring English sources

There is a growing assumption in Europe, including the UK, that refugees have become a toxic issue.

There is a growing assumption that the state can take ownership of our digital identities with the introduction of more and more legislation requiring enforced registration.

Does normal for them mean we should all go back to the growing assumption that the election is Mr. McGreevey's to lose?

The growing assumption in European capitals is that May is determined to deliver on a pledge to bring UK borders back under control; as a result, UK access to the EU single market will be limited.

It would be all too easy to slide from an emphasis on the importance of human choice into a growing assumption that when people are not able to make choices, when they become utterly dependent, their value is diminished.

Another factor has changed the nature of the discussion from the inevitable speculation to a growing assumption that one or more of the justices may soon retire: The administration's let's-be-prepared deliberations were set in motion by the November election and the impending shift to Republican control of the Senate, which must vote on confirming any Supreme Court nominees.

This time the Met is also trying to operate amid a growing cynical assumption that all police officers are corrupt.

It tallies with a growing public assumption that too much of British policing has come to regard self-preservation, obfuscation and downright dirty trickery as their prerogative".

However, although evidence of the Internet's inherent power is growing, the assumption of the Internet being an engine for development does not apply automatically.

Amid this growing turmoil, the assumptions on both sides of the referendum debate are complacent and rest on Britain needing to do nothing to shape its continent.

David T. Gordon, editor of The Harvard Education Letter and its book "The Digital Classroom," published this year, said: "Kids are growing up with the assumption that technology and all its wondrous forms is part of how we communicate.