Sentence examples for it is sometimes assumed from inspiring English sources

It is sometimes assumed that a general election must create a substantial disturbance to trade.

It is sometimes assumed that China has captured the entire market for cheap manufacturing.

It is sometimes assumed that you somehow get points for killing police officers.

By focusing on clean energy sources such as solar, wind and wave power, it is sometimes assumed that carbon-free electricity is the whole solution.

It is sometimes assumed that people in crowds lack the capacity to properly consider the dangers or to act co-operatively, either with each other or the authorities.

The distinction between matrilineal and patrilineal systems did not have any obvious implications in terms of women's political status, although it is sometimes assumed that a matrilineal kinship system must imply women's greater political power.

Because of textual and structural similarities with Ulisse, it was sometimes assumed that Badoaro had written the Le nozze libretto.

It does not, as is sometimes assumed, refer to Australia plus Asia.

Hence it is not the case — as is sometimes assumed — that for Diodorus, every proposition is either necessary (and possible) or impossible (and non-necessary).

Hence, contrary to what is sometimes assumed in discussions of these issues, it is not true that all informal aspects of mathematical practice are thereby non-deductive.

The fact that alcohol can he absorbed from the stomach is sometimes assumed to explain its galvanic initial impact.