Sentence examples for should be assumed to from inspiring English sources

The Arab Spring offers ample evidence that no dictatorship should be assumed to be indelible.

Mr. Hanson said the company was investigating reports of problems it receives and that not every crash should be assumed to be caused by sudden acceleration.

Stephanie Brenan, a deputy California attorney general, said judges should be assumed to have considered all arguments presented to them whether they address them directly or not.

"What we now know about how Dick Cheney basically controlled the information going to Bush means that we'll never really know how much responsibility Bush should be assumed to have taken with respect to serious decisions.

ASSISI, ITALY — Kate Middleton and Mitt Romney have learned the lesson that what occurs at a French villa or a party with rich folk should be assumed to be no more private than a tweet.

11): While it was courageous of the central figure, Asha Sekhri, to share the challenges of her love life, she and the article seem to adopt the erroneous, narrow-minded notion that only white Americans are "real" Americans, and nonwhite people (except for African-Americans) should be assumed to be foreigners or immigrants.

TB in an elderly person should not be assumed to be a reactivation, and contact investigations should attempt to identify a possible source case.

It should go without saying that email isn't the most sensitive or secure communications medium, and inboxes should never be assumed to be private — not least from law enforcement and the companies themselves.

But chronological age should not be assumed to imply infirmity.

Anyway, where North Korea is concerned, improbable should not be assumed to mean untrue.

However, the scientists argue that such heavy investment should not be assumed to have improved the teaching of computer science.