Sentence examples for readily assumes from inspiring English sources

Of the finalists, Sam is probably the least likely to win purely because he too readily assumes a position of subservience in group tasks.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Stephen G. Breyer characterized the decision as an "oversimplification" of a complex regulatory issue that "gives insufficient weight to the government's regulatory rationale, and too readily assumes the existence of practical alternatives".

Nietzsche's homosexuality is never really more than a hypothesis, one that too readily assumes that sexual manners of one era are easily talked about in the sexual categories of another.

From paternity leave rights to the practices of the family courts, even sentencing in the criminal courts, our legal framework too readily assumes parent equals mother equals woman, and it is dispiriting when even modest proposals for reform meet resistance, not least from some feminists.

Taken together, these results show that CDR-H3 diversity is not necessarily required for the generation of antibodies that recognize diverse protein antigens with high affinity and specificity, and if given the chance, CDR-L3 readily assumes the dominant role for antigen recognition.

Because the nonscientific public readily assumes that organisms, their components, and other natural phenomena are not only purposeful, but also are designed and brought about by an intentional agent, statements that "there is no design in nature" are easily interpreted to mean "God had nothing to do with it", setting up the familiar equation of evolution with atheism.

Fink readily assumed the role.

This is not an arch-conservative view, as some may all too readily assume.

"People readily assume that he's involved in every deal I do," says Nicholas.

If Dr. Strangelove is about strategic logic, many viewers perhaps too readily assume Kubrick's goal was to expose how facile his characters' logic was.

For it is too readily assumed that the religious and the secular cannot communicate that they will always be on opposite sides in issues of life and death.