Sentence examples for unexplored assumption from inspiring English sources

The article reads like an advocacy document, resting on the unexplored assumption that there are no negative consequences to the Department of Defense setting up shop on a university campus.

Those unexplored assumptions and entrenched convictions have now pushed the United States into a new quagmire.

Arthur Schlesinger, present at the meeting, noted how "the question hovered for a moment, then died away". It was "a hopelessly alien thought in a field of unexplored assumptions and entrenched convictions". The Washington rules kept the United States on a steady course toward disaster.

Although the impact of showing SB and SB related applications in films on public perception is still largely unexplored, such an assumption is fostered by the fact that, besides the internet, films and television indeed present the primary information source for scientific topics by most Europeans and US Americans (EUROBAROMETER 2007; National Science Foundation NSFF) 2012).

While useful to compensate for insufficient information, left unexplored or unnoticed, assumptions increase risk and obscure clarity.

Colleagues say Koehl's success stems from her willingness to venture into unexplored territory to cross traditional discipline lines, to study organisms others have overlooked, and to challenge assumptions about how natural systems operate.

The assumption that every organelle is capable of sensing, amplificating and executing cell death is also a relatively novel and unexplored concept.

Neither assumption is valid: First, drug development opportunities are not limited at a time when molecular medicine is revealing vast unexplored worlds in immunology, multiple micro-biomes, cellular therapies, genomics (and all the other "-omics"), neuro-physiology and more.

They remained unexplored.

It remains unexplored territory.

That left one unexplored passage.