Sentence examples for radical assumption from inspiring English sources

Even if we're prepared to make the quite radical assumption that all human thinking is more or less the same, what about other species?

Their proposals to address the budget deficit thus rely on a mix of ambiguous commitments to close unspecified loopholes and the fairly radical assumption that voters won't mind losing a big chunk of what the government does.

It would seem that the production of novel, consistent consequences of such a radical assumption, and the failure to find a contradiction, inclined some people to contemplate that there might indeed be a whole geometry different from Euclid's.

As a consequence of this discussion, it is reasonable to consider the radical assumption that any (sub trajectory that can be linked to a small number of individuals is a potentially dangerous QI and a potentially sensitive PI.

To physically understand the underlying mechanism, we considered a radical assumption that the formation of ripples is initiated at a/c interface due to the erosion and re-deposition of Si atoms under the effect of solid flow.

But that's based on the radical assumption that we actually do care about each other, including the least among us.

Smith (1974), O'Brien (1981), Hartsock (1983 a,b), Haraway (1985) and Harding (1986) pioneered in combining this radical feminist assumption with a perspectival Marxist theory of knowledge to argue that one's relation to the work of production and reproduction gave each gender and each social class a different way of knowing the social totality.

They have as a result often been the butt of fierce criticisms, particularly relating to ANT's radical ontological assumptions.

However, we have also seen that they reached such conclusions by starting from radical and controversial assumptions.

A study in 1973 concluded that the historic 1947 Town and Country Planning Act was too radical, based on the assumption that the planners would take the initiative, and that private developers – remarkably seen as totally residual in a world that would be dominated by public housing – would simply respond to what the planners had told them.

Since September, however,, Brailsford and his cohorts have been working on the assumption that radical alterations are in store, with two more events for women sprinters, the loss of medals for the points race, Madison and individual pursuit and their replacement by the omnium.