Sentence examples for presumptions at from inspiring English sources

Perseverance and stamina in the dog days of the war counted just as much as glorious presumptions at the start, if not more so.

The presumption at Money2020 is that money, as people use it today, comes with its own set of problems.

SIR TOM STOPPARD admits to a feeling of "enormous presumption" at the transfer to Moscow of "The Coast of Utopia", his trilogy about 19th-century Russian intellectuals.

The rationale for this exception was linked to a presumption at the time that HIV would inevitably and swiftly progress to death.

Its departure from the longstanding understanding of the "jurisdiction" clause of the 14th Amendment would undermine the citizenship presumption at every birth by inserting the questions: Are your parents here legally?

Also, we made a presumption at the beginning of the study that the predominant site of systemic TB is the lung and extrapulmonary primary TB cases were unaccounted for.

Dedekind wanted "a purely arithmetical and perfectly rigorous foundation for the principles of infinitesimal analysis" [Emphases added].[8] Once again we see the presumption at work: in laying a foundation for the theory of real numbers, one must avoid any recourse to geometrical intuition.

But the Supreme Court would in subsequent cases articulate and apply the rational-basis test in a manner that afforded the government's actions an effectively irrebuttable presumption of constitutionality (really, not a true presumption at all).

In turn, the show asks why those presumptions exist at all.

There are two distinct approaches to high-throughput measurements: hypothesis-driven studies generate large datasets to prove or falsify a hitherto existing hypothesis, while hypothesis-free studies primarily rely on a thorough analysis of datasets without presumptions aiming at the formulation of conclusions and testable hypotheses.

That presumption is at odds with the kinds of pretrial conditions described above.