Sentence examples for public assumptions from inspiring English sources

Our public assumptions about costs and benefits are often similarly out of whack.

He said that the latest Channel 4 Paralympics campaign was a welcome boost to the ongoing challenge of changing public assumptions and attitudes.

In the event of a guilty verdict, they explained, Mr. Berlusconi would be living and working under a double cloud: public assumptions of his own guilt-by-association and the steady approach of a judgment in his own case.

Second, it demands a new mindset, where politicians no longer trade on public assumptions that social care is the same as the health service – until the awful moment arrives when they need it and find they are likely to be debarred from its support – but instead bring the two into line.

That number made its way into public assumptions and poor press reporting through the Kinsey Reports, two books written by a zoologist at Indiana University - Sexual Behavior in the Human Male (written in 1948) and Sexual Behavior in the Human Female (1953).

Exasperated by repeated public assumptions that he once worked at Goldman Sachs (he never did), Geithner writes "ask Jake Siewert how long it took and how hard it was to get the NYTimes to issue a correction to a headline they put on a letter they published calling me a Goldman Sachs insider.

The public assumption is that Marcus Camby will step onto the court Sunday and deliver 20 points and a dozen rebounds.

The papers are accompanied by two editorials that call into question the widespread public assumption that the mammography debate has been settled.

To avoid a glut health officials have embarked on a campaign to change the public assumption that flu shots must be received before Thanksgiving to do any good.

It tallies with a growing public assumption that too much of British policing has come to regard self-preservation, obfuscation and downright dirty trickery as their prerogative".

QUESTION FROM JOHNL.: Why is the public assumption: "illegals coming in bigger numbers every year" so far from the statistical realities?