Sentence examples for usual assumptions from inspiring English sources

"Because it was not an expected choice, it caused people to step outside the usual assumptions," he said.

But justice is a loaded term in a case that challenges the usual assumptions of victim and perpetrator.

This practice implied that the gods could not distinguish between the real king and a false one quite contrary to the usual assumptions of the religion.

In the closing pages, Appleby chronicles the startling rise of China, which has challenged all the usual assumptions about the inevitable linkage of democracy and capitalism.

But Espanyol, whose name, contrary to the usual assumptions, was not chosen as a Spanish rejection of Catalanism or Catalonia, have used the Catalan spelling for almost 20 years and insist that if Barcelona is more than a club, so is Catalonia.

But as two wildly different fields — game theory and the study of elephant mating patterns — show, there are limits to the usual assumptions: sometimes players simply refuse to play the game, and when that happens, the best advice for their opponents is to do the same.

Hence, conditions (C2 - C3) are weaker than the usual assumptions.

These conditions are some usual assumptions for studying the semiparametric model and can be satisfied.

The effect of typical solar storm conditions on aircrew radiation exposure is shown to be minimal justifying the usual assumptions.

But in a much destabilised region, three factors are lurking to challenge these business-as-usual assumptions.

"The overstatement of national emissions projections has occurred under successive Coalition and Labor governments, which see little political value in updating "business-as-usual" assumptions, instead preferring to keep baselines high and beat expectations," said the report, by the energy market analyst firm Reputex.