Sentence examples for questionable presumptions from inspiring English sources
Nobody could disagree with her conclusion that "what the races need more than anything else is to lighten up," to cut one another some slack, think before they act on questionable presumptions about other people and memorize a few hitherto unsuspected offenses to be avoided.
Once you set aside this questionable presumption of mendacity among the young, there are actually plenty of practical reasons why not.
This anger is founded on a questionable presumption that whites are smarter than non-whites, a "phony and fraudulent" theory that has been employed to justify colonialism, segregation, discrimination, and monopolization of power.
In addition, both methods require the questionable assumption of asymptotically-large sample size due to the presumption of approximate normality.
Question questionable sources.
However, this presumption is questionable as to what would make the properties of plant starches diverse if the series of biochemical reactions comprised of the starch biosynthesis pathway in all plants are assumed identical.
Although describing Basic's adoption of the fraud-on-the-market presumption of reliance as "questionable," Justice THOMAS' dissent acknowledges that "the Court has not been asked to revisit" that issue.
We propose that VDTS therefore provides a useful tool for further study of small volume mixtures by H NMR, and is particularly beneficial when the presumption of conservation of spectral mass is questionable.
But we have now called out a special category of profit-seeking investor and business, based on a presumption of superior accountability for social impact that seems questionable.
Cheap patents with a high presumption of validity naturally build demand for more marginal or questionable patents.
The motion also called for a review of arms exports policy, including a presumption that countries on the Foreign Office's list of nations with questionable human rights records should not be traded with.
