Sentence examples similar to weak presumptions from inspiring English sources
In truth, tipping is a mild though widespread form of corruption that seeks to pervert the relationship between employer and employee in favour of the tipper to the detriment both of the employer and other customers.Tipping is also the action of a bully who picks on the weakest and, in the presumption of the tipper, most corruptible members of society.
In our DNA transfection experiments the human R296Q construct having the same mutation resulted in the appearance of some cells with Forssman antibody reactivity (Figures 4C and 5), corroborating the presumption that the germline mutation confers weak FS activity to the GBGT1 protein with the substitution.
If one of the questions cannot be answered clearly this is an indication that the argument is weak, and answering No to either of the two questions cancels the presumption for the conclusion, i.e., makes the argument into a bad argument from expert opinion.
The report blames weak laws, lax enforcement and fragmented authority, as well as the existing regulatory presumption that chemicals are safe unless strong evidence emerges to the contrary.
I started this latest round of the debate with the presumption that supporters of moderate gun restrictions are popularly strong but legislatively weak.
You don't make presumptions.
These presumptions contaminate medical research.
So much for presumptions.
"One Shoe Off" challenges presumptions.
Most of the presumptions proved correct.
