Sentence examples for this presumption has from inspiring English sources

This presumption has led to deep misunderstandings.

This presumption has fueled the belief that future 9/11's can be avoided only by a wholesale transformation of Muslim societies, which in turn was a core reason for broad public support of the invasion of Iraq.

This presumption has led to plant products being widely used as self-medication without compromising health effects [ 7].

In this passage from the sixth volume, The Thomson Years, published in 1993, he writes: "Whatever the arguments put forward, the presumption has to be that the decision not to refer was, in reality, political.

Until now the presumption has been that cutting down the trees near a dam actually increased the amount of water flowing into the dams.

Until now, the presumption has been that global free trade would eventually be achieved by continued liberalization of the global normal trade relations treaties that are managed at the World Trade Organization.

Until recently, the presumption has been that while taste buds may mediate chemical detection in the epiglottis [ 2], free nerve endings are responsible for detection of irritant chemicals lower in the respiratory tract [ 7].

In the past, this murderous presumption has meant summary executions by the Shabaab inside Somalia for young men caught watching soccer on television, or cruel stonings and amputations for transgressors of other Shabaab diktats, such as those who listen to music or, as Xan Rice writes in The New Yorker this week, run a certain sort of restaurant.

This highly cognitive, consensualist presumption has drawn fire even from sympathetic commentators.

That presumption has not necessarily been established by the history of the case.

The presumption has been that they will actually help reduce the serious health problems, like heart disease, that are associated with obesity.