Sentence examples for routinely assumed that from inspiring English sources
In management accounting research, it is often routinely assumed that interpretive studies, following the reasoning by Burrell and Morgan [Burrell, G., & Morgan. G. (1979). Sociological paradigms and organisational analysis. London: Heinemann], are based on subjectivism only.
Nonetheless, many mid-twentieth century ecologists and some ethologists, notably Konrad Lorenz, routinely assumed that natural selection would produce outcomes beneficial for the whole group or species, often without even realizing that individual-level selection guarantees no such thing.
It has been routinely assumed that all the attempts at a geometrization of physics in the early unified field theory program shared something of Einstein's hubris concerning the ability of mathematics to grasp the fundamental structure of the external world.
Those same findings have since been replicated numerous times in several countries, such that researchers now routinely assume that urban birth raises the baseline risk of schizophrenia by roughly 50%.
Too many males routinely assume that a woman is willing to have an abortion or take some version of the morning-after pill, such as Plan B, in lieu of insisting on condoms.
In his letters, the Roman statesman Cicero routinely assumes that his friends in far-flung provinces have access to the acta, and refers to receiving his own copies while travelling.
Mr Bush's budget statements have routinely assumed future spending restraints that few in Congress or the administration believe will happen.
Though U.S.-brokered solutions were by no means perfect, American officials routinely assumed leadership in addressing financial crises that posed larger global risks.
Classical damping is routinely assumed in design and computations.
The figure of $20 million has been mentioned so routinely as a likely annual salary that everyone simply assumes that is what Rodriguez will get.
