Sentence examples for implicit assumption from inspiring English sources

"The implicit assumption in medicine is that we know how to think.

Either way, the implicit assumption is that Britain is a semi-Americanised economy and society.

But even then the implicit assumption will linger that banks will always be bailed out.

"There's this implicit assumption that research is done the same around the world – well, it's not.

Unfortunately, the implicit assumption that some banks have grown "too big to fail" has become explicit.

The tax systems of most countries are based on the implicit assumption that prices are stable.

The implicit assumption is that those two arguments are inseparable — in the women's formulation, equal pay for equal play.

But more revealing, perhaps, is Fitzgerald's implicit assumption that the salient division in American life is between them and us.

"I think the implicit assumption here is that the impact on long-term interest rates is durable," he said.

I was never quite taken with this premise, or its implicit assumption that the Western model was somehow superior.

And if they thumbed their noses at authority, it was with the implicit assumption that authority could take the joke.