Sentence examples for vast assumptions from inspiring English sources

In order to determine this, the entrepreneur will have to make vast assumptions about how much time it will take to get key scientific results such as a proof or principle or a first working prototype.

The fundamental first step to such a process is ideally the precise definition of a scope to draw a line in the vast set of assumptions, predictions and conjectures that can be made.

One reason Holmes got away with this alleged massive fraud is by trading on a vast set of assumptions about people who look like her.

Part of the problem is that when we humans communicate, we rely on a vast background of unspoken assumptions.

Consciously or not, all our views are shaped by a vast array of ethical assumptions.

We make a great many assumptions, the vast majority of which turn out to be incorrect.

Public-health officials often operate under the assumption that vast differences in access to health care would explain that kind of discrepancy.

However, one of the best examples of all the vast differences between the assumption and the observation of how government benefits work is how we target those with disabilities.

"This estimate is based on the assumption that the vast majority of Sikhs in the US are of Asian origin — an assumption supported by various studies, including Princeton University's New Immigrant Survey," he wrote.

The assumption that the vast majority of claimants can initiate and manage their claims online seems unrealistic and may cause difficulties for many claimants.

While there is a possibility that occasionally a big company will have a loan with a balance of less than $1 million, we think it's a fair assumption that the vast majority of these loans are small-business loans and that it's the best indicator available.