Sentence examples for stop assuming from inspiring English sources

Equally, regulators must stop assuming that current food methods are safe until proven harmful.

If you're religious, stop assuming that the person next to you is as well.

It also requires that Democrats stop assuming they're going to lose.

Park: "The learning curve for me has been that I've had to stop assuming people know what's in my head.

A better solution would probably be to stop assuming that children can train like miniature Ronaldos or Kobe Bryants.

Perhaps investors would stop assuming that the government would bail out every wayward financial institution and adjust their risk-taking accordingly.

It must stop assuming the moral high ground and work harder to adapt to social change and the new demands of the Brazilian population.

But let's stop assuming people are going to somehow get a good sense of the issues we face if we don't communicate them.

Secondly, we need to stop assuming that inequality is just about a lack of political will and low growth, and that poverty is about a lack of capacities.

Please look beyond my white skin, stop assuming that I'm racist, and see that this is an issue about immigration, not race.

It's time to stop assuming that complexity will solve your problem when a simpler option may solve the problem and save you a headache.