Sentence examples for initial presumption from inspiring English sources

But in order for this response to be acceptable, the initial presumption must be correct.

The second and third elements of any prosecution derive not only from the initial presumption that the coalition has waged an illegal war.

The definitive diagnosis was in accord with the initial presumption regarding the class of toxicant.

In addition, the database should contain detailed descriptions of anomalies, including the initial presumption of cause, and it should be up to date.

He writes, in his discussion of reports from memory, that "[i]f … there were no initial presumption attaching to the mnemically presented … then no extent of congruity with other such items would give rise to any eventual credibility" (357).

The initial presumption of 'insufficient anticoagulation' may have devastating consequences as the reflex response would be to increase the heparin dose.

You should also identify your initial presumptions about how the project will unfold.

Certainly nobody should claim as a general methodological principle that realism enjoys a prima facie advantage over anti-realism, for there are many things with respect to which we all want to be anti-realists, but for which we do not think this status has been achieved only after overcoming initial realist presumptions (e.g., anti-realism about unicorns).

The choice of initial parameters addresses the presumptions that the proportion of non-target genes is much higher than that of target genes, and that the number of successive non-target genes is also much higher than the number of successive target genes.

My initial ambivalence toward his furniture stemmed partly from the presumption by some sections of the art world that, as the work of an artist, it was somehow superior to a designer's.

In contrast to Kantian constructivism, however, Hobbesian contractualism does not assume an initial disposition to morality; rather, it starts from the assumption that there is a natural presumption against morality, because we are all self-interested.