Sentence examples for traditional assumption from inspiring English sources

The traditional assumption that there must be an underlying substance that has these properties was repudiated.

It overthrew the traditional assumption of most economists that savings were automatically invested.

"The findings of this research suggest that the traditional assumption that action on climate change is net-costly is false.

The stationarity of annual flood peak records is the traditional assumption of flood frequency analysis.

A traditional assumption in many academic disciplines is that literal meaning is primary and the product of default language comprehension.

But that traditional assumption, based on the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes, has been turned on its head, at least in the United States.

What he's challenging there is the traditional assumption of how therapy works, that there has to be some distance in order for it to be helpful.

The traditional assumption was always that people worked essentially like BF Skinner's lab rats: dangle an incentive, and you'll train them to do what you want.

The traditional assumption, as Keith Reinhard says, was that advertisers chose the time and place of a "one-way show-and-tell" ad.

However, some systems are proved unstable under traditional assumptions.

Dignity is a word that overturns traditional assumptions about north and south, developed and developing.