Sentence examples for make good assumptions from inspiring English sources

"We can probably make good assumptions based on e-mail use, but we have other interactions they're not taking advantages of yet," he says.

The implicit assumption (and Xinhua, which has a direct line to the Communists who run the country, tends to make good assumptions in such matters) is that the time to merge the foreign and domestic classes of shares is nigh.China has argued that it needed to keep foreign investors at bay while its young markets took root.

He was right in all three assumptions, as the Allies failed to make good use of the extremely good intelligence available to them.

It consists of a series of assumptions all of which are needed to make good on its conclusion.

On the other hand, as long as the large companies are making good profits, the assumptions are that they are efficient and that the market system is working according to the original assumptions.

Our principal concern in this section has been to point out that Cowey and Stoerig's work, and other research that makes good scientific use of the assumption that nonhuman animals are conscious, does not furnish strong evidence that other animals are conscious.

But I'm more bothered by the underlying assumptions about what makes good university teaching that lie behind many of these surveys.

Following certain assumptions about what makes good religion namely, a location of meaning only in the soul, never on the body they insist that there can be nothing spiritual about spilling blood.

Even deeper than the problems caused by the pervasive ideology of positive thinking is the assumption that it makes good sense to categorise all our thoughts as positive or negative in the first place.

I never want our assumptions to prevent us from making good decisions.

Now, that's a good assumption to make about Latin American culture, except my family is not religious!