Sentence examples for starting assumptions from inspiring English sources

Of course not: the independence decision is freighted with imponderables, starting assumptions and blind faith.

Dr. Mortenson and others at the museum say they look at the same rocks and fossils as the visiting scientists, but because of different starting assumptions they arrive at different answers.

Are people affected differently if they vary by age, social or cultural background, and starting assumptions?

And clearly, many metaphysical starting assumptions rule this world picture out as illegitimate.

Clearly, there are many ways of answering this question from different metaphysical starting assumptions.

Success rate of intervention and other starting assumptions are shown in Tables 3 and 4.

The starting assumption is: listen to what is being said.

The starting assumption of both campaigns is that whoever wins two of the top three -- Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio -- will win the presidency.

Jon Glasby, professor of health and social care and head of the School of Social Policy at Birmingham University, challenges the starting assumption.

Arabs are boycotting the discussions because they reject the starting assumption of Israel as a Jewish state, but are not numerous enough to challenge it.

The traditional view of Lib Dems had been that "Labour was the opposition and the Tories were the enemy… So the starting assumption was that the Tories were a bunch of bastards".