Sentence examples for there were assumptions from inspiring English sources

In each case, however, he said there were assumptions, or "fine print," that might not hold up in the end.

Because Judge Masipa was a black woman, there were assumptions that she would have more of an understanding of the imbalance of power relations between men and women, and the scourge of violence against women.

There were assumptions that the Falcons were going to change their identity as a one-cut, downhill-run team when they acquired Jones, an all-American from Alabama, but Turner is still the 247-pound billboard of the Falcons' offense.

Finally, there were assumptions that the thujone content of sage tea could be higher if the tea was prepared using a lid on the pot.

There were assumptions made that patients were physically blinded, although this could not have been audited.

There were assumptions that tasks which were delegated were being done well which not always be the case.

Even with non-work friends there are assumptions about how you all feel about your individual jobs.

"There are assumptions in every budget," the State Senate Republican leader, Dick Ackerman of Irvine, said.

"There are assumptions that you need to pore over it to see where the Trojan horse is," he said.

As an example, researchers look to agriculture, where there are assumptions that problems of food supply and hunger can be solved with high-input industrial agricultural.

The preference in lexical representation for homonymy or polysemy is not theory neutral, there are assumptions related to each position.