"In that courtroom, and in the coverage of the events within it, a young black man's death has prompted speculation, assumptions, and judgment about his life.
Inevitably such a phenomenon prompts many assumptions about the effects of puberty hormones on wellbeing and health.
Interviewers don't make a complete hiring decision in the first few seconds of an interview, but they do make strong assumptions prompted by three factors: how personable you are, how easy you seem to work with, and your initial visual impact.
Bellotti's departure and Kelly's ascension is the kind of situation that prompts skepticism and assumptions.
Data may prompt people to make assumptions; for example, that a price point was too high for a particular customer, or that a subscription service related to a leisure activity (e.g., a gym membership) no longer appeals to a consumer who has time constraints.
Underlying cultural and philosophical assumptions may prompt a different local reaction to new market entrants even if some of the industry dynamics seem the same.
Now, in the early years of the 21st century, Google is the company prompting a rethinking of assumptions.
Interestingly, both narration and EDA prompted observers to reconsider assumptions about another's experience, even if their empathic accuracy wasn't improved.
In her guileless behavior and easy acceptance of the kindness of strangers, we are prompted to question our assumptions about whom we should trust, and why.
As a result, it became clear that negotiating software must be capable of accounting for differences between, say, one business culture's tendency to tolerate defects if the price is right and another's assumption that prompt delivery is a given.
The McKimmie model was perhaps prompted by the false assumptions that Dichaete (SoxB2b1) is orthologous to vertebrate Sox2 and that the dislinkage of SoxB1 and Dichaete in Drosophila reflects the ancestral state.
