Sentence examples for off the assumption from inspiring English sources
We are and have been basing all of our Astrophysics off the assumption that the big bang is correct.
This pain is one all black men know; putting away the tie you wear to the office means peeling off the assumption that you are owed equal respect.
Michael Ettlinger, vice president of economic policy for the Center for American Progress, says that Obama shouldn't just go off the assumption that Republicans will shoot down every big idea that Democrats put on the table.
But the strategy has certainly remade the political world for future female politicians, who may now cast off the assumption that when the going gets tough, the tough girl will resort to unilateral rectitude.
It works off the assumption that all matter, including the substances of illnesses and health, evince radiations or vibrations.
That insight is also part of understanding how neurological and mental health differences express and bucking off the assumption of sameness that can end up suffocating.
While I am not so utopian to believe that there are no trade-offs either in life generally or for corporations specifically, I believe that most trade-offs remain trade-offs because of the assumption that trade-offs can't be overcome.
I don't know what the secret is (sorry, texting) so I am going off of the assumption that this is an X-Files crossover and Edith has alien DNA.
Similarly, in the domain of cognitive control, models of decision-making predict a speed-accuracy trade-off, on the assumption that faster responding implies less time to weigh up evidence and thus more error-prone choices [ 9].
From an organization design viewpoint, in the case of either a perceived dilemma or a trade-off, the assumption is that the problem is to be solved, respectively, by choosing one alternative or balancing in a form of error-correction the two alterror-correction the
Additionally, notes Brill, Johnson & Johnson had already made a sizeable marketing commitment to prescribing Risperdal off-label, on the assumption that the FDA would approve the drug for the treatment of dementia and pediatric bipolar disorder.
