Sentence examples for is assumptions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of assuming, or taking to or upon one's self; the act of taking up or adopting.
- His assumption of secretarial duties was timely.
Unconscious bias is assumptions and attitudes that shape all of our behaviours, without us always even realising it.
And the main difference between the budget that we presented and the budget that came out of Congressional Budget Office is assumptions about growth.
Dr Williams called for the Government to appoint a national Older People's Commissioner as he pointed to estimates that one in four older people had experience one form or another form of "elder abuse" "It is assumptions about the basically passive character of the older population that foster attitudes of contempt and exasperation, and ultimately create a climate in which abuse occurs," he said.
One reason is assumptions.
Stephen Mojzsis, a geochemist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, says that one of his scientific pet peeves is "assumptions based on zero data".
A particularly contentious component of workforce planning is assumptions about the planned skill mix for meeting future care needs.
That is, assumption is satisfied.
What he means are assumptions about the self.
Both are assumptions, but just one helps us move forward.
However, these are assumptions that need to undergo empirical testing.
Assumptions are assumptions.
