Sentence examples for in its assumptions from inspiring English sources

It plugged in its assumptions about mobile app ad impression growth and, presto, it came up with the chart above, which shows mobile ad spending theoretically catching up with the $1 billion a month spend on display ads by the end of the year, and growing to $4.5 billion a month by the end of 2012.

It's realistic in its assumptions and goals and strives to be a 21st-century version of the Tax Reform Act of 1986.

First, a compelling aspect of our approach is that it is straightforward in its assumptions and therefore would be relatively easy for investigators to determine if the method is suitable for their experiments or questions.

Really, we're talking about a universal way of business life here, about a system so entrenched, so formidable in the lobbying, so familiar in its assumptions, that even 2008 can't blast it away.

The movie is messy, for sure, and notably lazy in its assumptions, particularly about female sexuality.

But its warning seems extremely shortsighted in its assumptions – if anything, graduate employment opportunities are improving and we'll need more people with degrees in future.

It is reductionist in its assumption of a point mass representing the body, vaulting over a stiff, massless leg of constant length and without double support [ 10].

Ted Wertime's authoritarianism was almost royal in its assumption of privilege.

James P. Hoffa's May 11 Op-Ed article is mistaken in its assumption that trade sanctions against China lead to improvements in religious freedom or labor conditions.

Where the methodology fails is in its assumption that doubling Afghan troop strength, as many now advocate, will double counterinsurgency capacity.

Madrid is certainly right in its assumption that Berlin does not want to blamed for breaking up the euro, but Angela Merkel has been doing her best to slow down the pace of reform.