Sentence examples for untested assumptions from inspiring English sources

Assumptions are dangerous, untested assumptions can be lethal.

Policies and practices vary widely; they are based on myths and untested assumptions.

Ms. Flanagan argued that school gardens are a vast pedagogic experiment based on a set of untested assumptions.

By the 1950s a major criticism of this work was that it was based on untested assumptions regarding landscape-forming processes.

Models like the ones that red-lighted Kyle Behm continue to lock people out, even when the "science" inside them is little more than a bundle of untested assumptions.

London's planned garden bridge could end up reliant on public money to cover running costs once built because its proposed business plan is wildly optimistic and riddled with untested assumptions, according to an expert report on the project.

But it's an untested assumption, which raises the question: is it actually true?

However, one untested assumption is how a Républicains first-round vote would distribute in a runoff contest between a Socialist and an FN candidate.

Some are blobby and elliptical, and it was an untested assumption that the distribution of star sizes in elliptical galaxies is the same as in the Milky Way.

In May, Health Canada – the Canadian government's public health department – published updated research that questions the long held but previously untested assumption that BPA is harmlessly metabolized by the liver.

The high-minded Brits add a lecture: food-industry workers shouldn't need to scrabble for the scraps thrown from high table — they should be paid a decent wage (although the idea that the delivery boys of Britain are paid a decent wage is generally an untested assumption).