Sentence examples for it assumes there from inspiring English sources

It's for similar reasons that Brett takes umbrage with the very term Outsider, because "it assumes there is an outside and an inside, and that we can safely assume that we know what art is".

"It assumes there is a feminine subject matter," she said.

The standard version of the life-cycle model also assumes that consumers would prefer to spend everything before they die (i.e., it assumes there is no bequest motive).

The award has been described as "sexist" by the novelist AS Byatt, who said that it "assumes there is a feminine subject matter – which I don't believe in".

It assumes there are 288 unreported cases, where people have slunk away to suffer alone at home (in fact, the best idea), for every confirmed case.

So when people call me rightwing I get a little pissed off, because it's so anachronistic; it assumes there is some kind of choice".

Probably picked up by some lucky pedestrian who pocketed it, assuming there was no way to find its rightful owner.

It assumed there was good reason to think evidence was being destroyed, and asked only whether the conduct of the police had impermissibly caused the destruction.

But the company said it assumed "there is sufficient political will and capacity to ensure that Treasury securities will continue to be honored in full and on time".

It further assumes there is some fixed cutting or decision score, so that the risk ratios are plausibly defined.

If it is multiple choice, you'll have a 25% chance of getting it right (assuming there are four options) if you don't leave it blank.