Sentence examples for inaccurate assumption from inspiring English sources
The phrase "inaccurate assumption" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing a belief or idea that is not correct or based on false premises. Example: "The project's failure was largely due to an inaccurate assumption about the market demand."
It's an old and inaccurate assumption that private schools are hubs of inspiring innovation with much to teach comprehensives.
More disco tunes – like Régine Chassagne's terrific surprise Abba turn, "Sprawl II" – would have finally freed Arcade Fire from the (inaccurate) assumption that they are hangdog doom-mongers.
Your estimate of 25,000 reception-centre places is based on the inaccurate assumption that the average time to process new applications would be six months.
"This approach reflects the inaccurate assumption that organizational design does not matter for economic performance and that restructuring complex firms is a 'piece of cake' without the need for careful analysis or any significant economic consequences," he writes.
Describing how data would flow through a network was an extremely complex problem, but Kleinrock knowingly made the simplifying and inaccurate assumption that the time when data arrived at a node and the time the node spent processing the data were independent of each other.
"I did some back of the envelope estimates of how much of people's time and effort it would waste if I didn't, and it became clear how much less nice it is to waste the time of millions of apartment hunters out of stubbornness or some clearly inaccurate assumption about the will of the community.
The proposal is based on two wholly inaccurate assumptions.
I'm learning to wrestle with my inner voice and to challenge directly those who make inaccurate assumptions.
But he said he felt the need to write a letter to combat "the recent torrent of erroneous media reports and totally inaccurate assumptions".
It turns out that even the author of that report admits it had serious flaws, including inaccurate assumptions about how much the city spends on recycling.
These psychotherapies tend to include relaxation skills; incrementally increased exposure to stress triggers; and challenging some inaccurate assumptions that fuel anxiety.
