Sentence examples for the central assumptions from inspiring English sources

He subscribes to the central assumptions about the Ivy League in America.

The sensitivity of the Amazon deep-sea Fan sedimentation to relatively small changes in sea level supports one of the central assumptions of the theory of Sequence Stratigraphy.

HMRC also disputes one of the central assumptions of the report, that it should renew its work on a centralised deductions system, which would take over from employers in calculating and removing PAYE.

As a result, the sales representatives and senior managers pressed the managers who made the central assumptions about deregulation and energy prices, said Glenn Dickson, a manager at Energy Services who was fired in December.

That increased volatility needs to feature in executives' and risk managers' calculations.Regulators also need to bear in mind that one of the central assumptions of the fair-value regime has not worked out quite as planned.

One of the central assumptions van 't Hoff made in the Études was that the behaviours of gases and solutions were analogous, and in a series of papers published in 1886 and 1887 he set out to justify that assumption by modeling the behaviour of dilute solutions, using the principles of thermodynamics.

In this commentary, we explore the central assumption of censoring.

The central assumption of government thinking about social mobility might be statistically invalid.

"The central assumption of government thinking about social mobility might be statistically invalid," she said.

_We were not told enough — the classic puzzle premise — _was the central assumption of the Enron prosecution.

The starting point for Mr. Akerlof and his colleagues is to make the central assumption of economics realistic.