Sentence examples for right assumptions from inspiring English sources

All the right assumptions are already in place, and they're enforced by people to whom such things matter.

Finally, "end-use" approaches are less often used but, under the right assumptions, can be very useful for estimating a village or town's electricity demand.

Following this validation process and using the worksheet template, it can be assured that the prototype will address exactly the right assumptions and requirements that the team judges to be important.

We show that if the number of consecutive packet dropouts is uniformly bounded, then partial nonlinear gain ℓ2 stability and also a more traditional linear gain ℓ2 stability can be ensured via appropriate choice of design parameters and the right assumptions.

"It's fair to say we didn't make the right assumptions," he said, "but it doesn't change what we have to do".

If we are going to talk about improving economic growth and making government more efficient, we need to start with the right assumptions.

And I'm just not sure that's the right assumption".

This was not the right assumption, and I'm happy to take the punches on that bad decision.

However, if the thermodynamics for binding of PGA to native TIM is taken into account, it becomes clear that a dimeric TS is the right assumption.

Legal blogger Scott Lemieux on Lawyers, Guns and Money also weighed in, on this point about Wolf's view of how US government works: "In this case, there seems to be an implicit states' "rights" assumption at work – authoritarian actions could not be the result of our benevolent local overlords but must be the work of the big bad feds".

Like any government, the New Labour administration made mistakes – it could and should have achieved more and done more to challenge the right's assumptions about the world.