Sentence examples for presumptions that from inspiring English sources

Their reactions -- outrage, anger, puzzlement, etc. -- helped demonstrate the existence of underlying presumptions that constitute social life.

These were the ruling presumptions that macroeconomic policymakers followed, presumptions that led to the savage early 1980s recession engineered by interest-rate increases being applauded as brave and necessary.

Franzen grasps that the central paradox of modern American liberalism inheres not in its doctrines but in the unstated presumptions that govern its daily habits.

Baron's background, as presented, frees him from the local prejudices and presumptions that kept the paper from digging into the issue earlier.

Booker said Sununu's claims were "unfortunate, and we should talk about those issues and presumptions that still often exist" but added that in "these last days, let's focus on the candidates themselves, what their plans and platforms are".

This means that it does not change the underlying, or structural, position for public borrowing.But just like Mr Brown, the current chancellor likes to draw dividing lines by creating new policy presumptions that create a status quo that is tough for the opposition to challenge.

There's a lot of presumption that goes into writing.

There has been a presumption that XP users would make the switch.

Will this be a VANITY presumption that is unconscionable?

I start from the presumption that governing requires facts.

It's this presumption that is a subtle form of discrimination.