Sentence examples for harmful assumptions from inspiring English sources

If we are to genuinely change attitudes towards administrative workers and challenge harmful assumptions within our industry, we need to be brave and work together.

Thinking critically about the harmful assumptions inherent in, for example, the phrase "I don't see colour" is not "[scrubbing] campuses clean of words".

These have also regularly been criticized for surfacing obviously harmful assumptions about queries, and making it easier for users to tell Google directly when that happens should help the company more easily identify and fix problems.

When no one speaks out, harmful assumptions are able to mask as consensus.

Google engineering vice president Aristotle Balogh also wrote an internal post criticizing the employee's memo, saying "stereotyping and harmful assumptions" could not be allowed to play any part in the company's culture.

In the end, the most harmful assumption in the California law is that we know enough about the effects of video games to recommend policy solutions.

But when it comes to school, especially reading, we have designed an entire educational system around the unsupportable and harmful assumption that all children will read at the same time.

It's this deliberate subversion of harmful cultural assumptions that makes this daring and abrasive novel a joy to read – the furthest thing imaginable from a selling out of anyone.

The literature in medical anthropology is filled with examples of unintended consequences of medical programs that pay insufficient attention to local conditions and culture and, perhaps more importantly, fail to consider the potentially incompatible and harmful cultural assumptions and values embedded in those programs [ 10, 11].

In addition, investing in a coal dependent infrastructure continues a dependency on harmful technology, requires assumptions that there will be no shifts in consumer sentiment, and that current rates of greenhouse gas emissions will be allowed to continue.

Third, we need to change harmful norms and assumptions so that all our communities become places where no act that endangers a child is considered acceptable".