Sentence examples for recent assumption from inspiring English sources

The recent assumption has been that Mr. Schussel would become chancellor and Mr. Haider would stay governor of Carinthia province and appoint allies to the cabinet.

"So much about the job burned his stomach," he writes of Brandon's recent assumption of border patrol duties, after spending much of his young life on the dairy farm.

This opposes the recent assumption that some ventral midline neurons may synthesize only TA and not OA [73].

The observation that AM fungi actively weather minerals challenges the recent assumption that they are passive components of the Earth's biological weathering engine [ 16].

However, considering the recent assumption of ALA and the high titer of anti-insulin antibodies, a presumptive diagnosis of IAS was made.

Sure, much of the Emerson Lake and Palmer, Genesis, Yes, Gentle Giant and Focus that I loved as a teenager is horribly overblown, aesthetically questionable on any number of grounds and perhaps too effete to reflect more recent assumptions about "rockist" values.

If well-studied Mediterranean and eastern European refugia are widely accepted, some recent biogeographical assumptions still remain unclear, such as the occurrence of multiple glacial refugia in Iberia and cryptic refugia in northern Europe during the last glaciations.

In recent times that assumption has been too low.

But in recent days, that assumption has taken a hit with the rise of the Republican candidate, Charlie Summers, in the polls.

But in recent years, that assumption has been turned on its head.

Although this is a strong assumption, recent works [17 19] show how one of these quantities can be used to measure the other.