Sentence examples for their assumption of from inspiring English sources
Their assumption, of irreversible progress in the fully modern and secularised parts of the world, no longer holds.
Beyond their assumption that the viewers have empty pockets, both programmes feel very modern – indeed, post-modern – in their assumption of a cynical, sophisticated TV audience on constant watch for falsity.
Their way of reading the Bible — their assumption of its inerrancy, their belief that scripture teaches moral lessons, and their faith in divine authorship — is the way many of us still read it today.
On average, airlines flying small planes raised their assumption of weight by 30 pounds for each passenger with a bag, but Air Midwest raised its estimate by 40 pounds.
The Warsaw Pact was, however, the first step in a more systematic plan to strengthen the Soviet hold over its satellites, a program undertaken by the Soviet leaders Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolay Bulganin after their assumption of power early in 1955.
Those painters' Post-Impressionist successors notably Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Edgar Degas, and Paul Gauguin can be viewed as more clearly modern in their repudiation of traditional subject matter and techniques and in their assumption of a more subjective and personal vision.
Regulators based their assumptions of how much capital banks need to hold in the future on the banks' 2008 results.
Ratings agencies have changed their requirements several times already as they update their assumptions of defaults and losses on mortgage securities.
What else? A. One thing I've learned in terms of managing conflict is to challenge people about their assumptions of what's causing a conflict.
However, their assumptions of the transmission reward and the channel state in these works are not practical for fading channels.
However, it was also found that visual feedback may be disruptive to task performance, because it relaxes the users' precision criteria and inflates their assumptions of shared perspective.
