Sentence examples for past assumptions from inspiring English sources

But what is different this time is a backdrop of soaring food prices that makes all past assumptions seem ossified.

This is namely due to past assumptions of stationarity, uniformitarianism and the perception of ecosystem change as predictable and reversible.

But he said that he was flexible about how an agreement would look and that he would not be bound by past assumptions.

The literary establishment needs to not just encourage and promote more writing from working-class writers, young and old, but also move past assumptions that working-class young boys, for example, won't want to write poems.

"Past assumptions that our capability to produce nuclear weapons would not be necessary and that we could permit the required infrastructure to age into obsolescence have proven to be mistaken," the document said.

1.51am GMT Geoff will be here shortly, in the meantime here's a quick note on Stan: The shock of Novak Djokovic losing to Stanislas Wawrinka in the quarter‑finals will ripple through the rest of the Australian Open, confirming that past assumptions are crumbling more quickly than anyone imagined even a week ago.

The report challenges the past assumption that whales in the same ocean basin sing songs with similar themes.

Dr. Steven Chillrud, a geochemist who works at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, is now trying to get past the assumptions to figure out whether anyone should consider pulling on a gas mask before proceeding through the turnstiles.

Some reassurance in past simplistic assumptions is provided here in that the spatial variability is seen to be relatively small and/or described by roughly similar depth profiles (hence, idealized assumptions are not as bad as they could first seem).

And while the experience of learning code may be easier for a computer science grad than someone who didn't attend college at all, I truly believe anyone can learn to code if we look past our assumptions of what we're capable of and we're given access to the right education.

It is time to move past rhetorical assumptions about the universal Web-savvy of youth.