Sentence examples for in their assumption from inspiring English sources

But they are united in their assumption that Corbyn is leading their party to calamitous defeat.

When people object that it would be immoral for the state to sell harmful substances, he points out the flaw in their assumption that drugs are inherently dangerous.

Kit Juckes of Societe Generale was also vexed (writing last night):  A week ago I wrote that the markets were being complacent in their assumption that a debt ceiling increase would be reached in time.

Beyond their assumption that the viewers have empty pockets, both programmes feel very modern – indeed, post-modern – in their assumption of a cynical, sophisticated TV audience on constant watch for falsity.

If the authorities are correct in their assumption that the passenger was the gunman's target, it will not be the first time a relative of the police chief has been at risk because of a passenger in the car.

The interest of these phrases lies in their assumption that the relationship between the two parties involved is unequal: one of them makes a decision; the other accepts it.

But most people still have a big-company mentality buried in their assumptions.

Customers did want it; the newspaper companies had been wrong in their assumptions.

Mr. Buffett says that Berkshire's businesses are very conservative in their assumptions.

Models developed for solute transport vary in their assumptions on macropore continuity and tortuosity.

"They were wrong in their assumptions about certain financial instruments and developments, which helped contribute to the financial crisis.