Sentence examples for presumes a future from inspiring English sources
Traditional parenting naturally presumes a future where the child outlives the parent and ideally becomes successful, perhaps even achieves something spectacular.
In my view, this is why almost all novels - even the darkest ones - are fundamentally optimistic in nature: because they confirm that complex human life is a fit subject for our interest, and they presume a future where they'll be read, their virtues savoured, their lessons put into practice.
A strategy based on productivity presumes a steady-state future where a more productive workforce can support a larger dependent population; whereas one based on GDP presupposes population growth in perpetuity, an unsustainable scenario that has been compared to a Ponzi scheme.
For years if you said "Moore's Law," people presumed you were describing a future of ever more powerful computers.
Avraham Burg, the Parliament speaker and a presumed future candidate for Labor Party leader, agreed that there is a crisis of faith in the peace bloc.
A few presumed the mural was a bit for a future Nathan for You episode.
Presuming that Ballmer's successor is competent, he or she will be inheriting a firm in transition, but one with a future that is quite interesting.
They were not, she presumes, a kindness.
Such a turnaround presumes a return of feminism to class.
It presumes a static entity called "Islam".
