Sentence examples for understandable assumption from inspiring English sources

The current syllabus deliberately eschews naming "great" individuals, on the understandable assumption that teachers already know about key figures.

To do so, Dalton made a faulty but understandable assumption that the simplest hypothesis about atomic combinations was true.

On the contrary, Rodriguez has fed the widespread-but-understandable assumption that everybody cheats.

Unless projects are transparent and publicly reported upon then society's default assumption – understandable and justified by the behavioural economists' research (Ariely 2012) – is that there is something to hide.

Mr. Chang's assumption is understandable.

I explained that this isn't exactly correct, although the assumption was understandable, because Sayyid finds a large number of sex drugs and paraphernalia in the trash.

His assumption was understandable since I am from India.

However, presenting HBM data without a proper context may lead people to the understandable yet often incorrect assumption that low levels of chemicals found in our tissues are harmful, simply by their presence itself [ 9, 13].

These assumptions are understandable, as devices to simplify the models enough to make them workable.

The above assumptions are understandable, as devices to simplify models enough to make them teachable to undergraduates.

While such assumptions are understandable, they create an immediate conundrum.