Sentence examples for importing assumptions from inspiring English sources
Unless a firm truly comprehends the jobs that developing-country customers want to get done, it risks importing assumptions from abroad that will sink the overseas business.
The most obvious sin of doing comparative philosophy is assimilating another tradition to one's own by unreflectively importing assumptions, frameworks, and agendas into one's reading of that other tradition.
While they adopted the same mathematical tools as used in biology, they were careful not to import assumptions regarding genetic evolution that are unlikely to apply to cultural evolution.
The peer reviewed WRAP study "Securing the Future" was used as a basis for future growth and imports assumptions [35].
But it is better not to import metaphysical assumptions into the text without good reason, and it is hard to see what the reason would be beyond a determination to insist that Plato always maintained the theory of recollection.
However, those who have used the term "sense data" have so frequently concluded that what we are directly aware of in perception is, in fact, dependent on the mind that the term is now usually understood to import an assumption of mind-dependence.
Although the PTTMAM is focused on Europe, assumptions are made regarding importing and exporting of vehicles to the rest of the world.
For his part, Mr Jeanne points out that the solution to the puzzle of low net foreign investment flows relies on the assumption that countries can easily switch between importing and exporting the same goods.
For many years New Zealand has relied on importing Australian sun protection activities and Australian skin cancer research to guide its health promotion and policy direction on the assumption that its melanoma trends would mirror those in Australia.
Implicit in the adaptation used here is the assumption that the imported cases spend their infectious period in the jurisdiction of interest which is reasonable given those cases where reported in that jurisdiction.
