Sentence examples for reason for assuming from inspiring English sources
Another possible argument that has been proposed by C. S. Lewis is the Argument from Reason: if, as monism implies, all of our thoughts are the effects of physical causes, then we have no reason for assuming that they are also the consequent of a reasonable ground.
The second reason for assuming flat atoms is the increase in coherence caused by the corruption.
This is a reason for assuming that this model describes fairly well the kinematics of the large-scale secular variation, which is governed by the induction equation.
However, while it is realistic to assume cooperation under some circumstances, in commercial applications, there is no reason for assuming that the network nodes will cooperate unselfishly.
In order for the deduction to go through one must take into account the relations by which the simpler systems are constituted into the more complex system, and there is no a priori reason for assuming that a given relational structure will yield one sort of law for the complex system rather than another.
In addition, while it may be reasonable to propose that differences in the direction of attentional asymmetry should be consistent within individuals, there may be less reason for assuming that the degree of asymmetry will be consistent across tasks.
Believers have reasons for thinking that they live in this nexus, just as they have reasons for assuming that it offers guidance for political life.
Possible Risks HEART DISEASE -- It is the leading killer of American women, and physicians had many good reasons for assuming that estrogen would help protect against it.
For most of this parliament there were strong reasons for assuming a slaughter of the Liberal Democrats at the forthcoming election.
But there are good reasons for assuming that the chances are not good.A total of 173 House members 151 Democrats and 22 Republicans have already signed letters opposing the granting of deal-making authority to the White House.
Note how much Boltzmann's strategy has shifted: whereas previously the idea was that a gas system should approach equilibrium because of the H-theorem; Boltzmann's idea is now, apparently, that regardless of the behavior of $H$ as a function of time, there are independent reasons for assuming that the system approaches equilibrium.
