Sentence examples similar to improperly assume from inspiring English sources
Comparison with predicted results by assumed behavioural patterns reflected that improperly assumed behavioural patterns may either overestimate or underestimate the energy saving potential of changing behaviour, especially for unextreme behaviours.
Dr. Frist had drafted the part of that tobacco bill giving the F.D.A. the specific regulatory authority the Supreme Court ruled the agency had improperly assumed for itself.
Design inaccuracies or improperly assumed well rates can very easily result in a mismatch of the designed and actually produced liquid volumes (Brown 1980; Takacs 2009).
Some critics charge that even to pose the problem that faces conflict-ridden societies as an issue of reconciliation improperly assumes that the project of political unity is legitimate and thereby undermines calls for secession or other forms of greater political autonomy for minority groups (Woolford 2004).
We may assume improperly that others know how to help us, but that's unlikely.
She had not given the officer her phone number, and was upset that he had obtained it (she assumed) by improperly using law enforcement computer systems.
Are the pills still good? A. There is no reason to assume that the pills have spoiled or deteriorated, unless they were improperly stored.
But don't assume politicians learned anything from it -- though it brought the number of improperly accessed files in government custody to nearly 100 million.
Against this background, the two sides seemed to temporarily assume the roles of the comedian Al Franken and the Fox News Network, which recently accused Mr. Franken of improperly using its slogan "fair and balanced".
