Sentence examples for never been assumed from inspiring English sources

It has never been assumed that certain concentrations of indicator organisms above these levels are inevitably associated with certain predictable risks.

How this town looks from where a kid stands must never be assumed or ignored.

And information like "don't vacuum wet surfaces" can never be assumed unnecessary.

And my mother and father always told us that people's fortunes can turn quickly – that good fortune should never be assumed and misfortune can occur suddenly, without warning.

He said: "My mother and father always taught us that people's fortunes can turn quickly – that good fortune should never be assumed and misfortune can occur suddenly, without warning".

An ideological aversion to the whole structure of the BBC prevails in parts, though by no means all, of the Conservative party, and parliament's recent vote to hand ministers powers to decriminalise non-payment of the TV licence is a reminder that the future security of the funding base can never be assumed.

Under cross-examination from Steven Castan, counsel for Bennell's mother, Maxine, West said he had neither received training about nor read the recommendations of the 1989-1991 royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody, specifically recommendations 35 and 36, which say all deaths should be investigated as a homicide and suicide should never be assumed.

It should never be assumed that the input flux from a synchrotron is non-destructive; this has to be demonstrated for any particular material system.

It should go without saying that email isn't the most sensitive or secure communications medium, and inboxes should never be assumed to be private — not least from law enforcement and the companies themselves.

It should never be assumed that even existential issues are present without that first becoming evident through discussion between parents and caseworker.

Their meanings aren't popularized from a static place (social media), and can never be assumed to represent static position (zero tolerance).