Sentence examples for wide presumption from inspiring English sources
A wide presumption exists that phones are bugged.
Possibly because of this often unrealistic presumption, geographic distributions of wide-ranging species are more difficult to predict than geographically restricted ones [43].
Genes essential to each subgroup were investigated via genome-wide screens using the pooled TRC shRNA library, with the presumption that tumours within the same subtype would share molecular mechanisms for their growth (proliferation and/or survival).
But the relationship between the police and the press in this case raises, yet again, wider and troubling issues about the way that due process, and the presumption of anonymity for suspects, including celebrities, lacks the robustness that was called for by Leveson and to which the police – and the press – are supposed to be committed.
Although the state faces a budget deficit of more than 25percentt in the coming year, Tom Epstein, a spokesman for Blue Shield, said that "our presumption is that a new tax dedicated to this purpose would have wide political support".
We further try to discern exactly what theory drives their presumption that language can have no cognitive efficacy, and conclude that their position is undermined by a wide range of considerations.
That presumption is flawed.
His presumption begs two favors.
