Sentence examples for making such assumptions from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is the difficulty of making such assumptions that sets this event apart from other major events.

(Antares was not alone in making such assumptions; a nation of homebuyers and loan officers did the same).

"Chaotic inflation allows us to explain our world without making such assumptions as the simultaneous creation of the whole universe from nothing," Dr. Linde said in an e-mail message.

Hence any effort to circumvent a philosophical problem by making such assumptions visible is subject to its own circumvention.

Now, making such assumptions is becoming more of an issue, especially in business.

However, caution must be taken in making such assumptions because close amino acids, even though are likely to influence one another, may not have a compensatory relationship.

"Oh yes, if you make such assumptions, there may be some problems," Lekatsas told The Associated Press.

Their approach calculates APR over a one-year period in all instances so they do not have to make such assumptions.

As the similarly disregarded Colombian Alejandro Falla reminded the No1 seed, Roger Federer, on the same court for a couple of fraught hours on Monday, it is dangerous to make such assumptions of outsiders.

The people who make such assumptions would do well to read The Intellectual Life of the British Working Classes, but most of them are probably too busy working in TV, or on newspaper colour supplements, or writing fancy books that nobody wants to read.

However, this is not an overly strong assumption, various applications make such assumptions, e.g. [3].