Sentence examples for wild assumptions from inspiring English sources

That is a big number, and it doesn't make any wild assumptions about equities.

"People make two wild assumptions," said George U. Sauter, who runs Vanguard's indexing operations.

Investors said his failure to publicly detail the mechanics of the plan forced them to make wild assumptions about various players in the industry.

"The music industry is a place where wild assumptions are made about female artists," she says, "based on very little other than appearance and society's existing pigeonholes.

The global convergence of the HSM is proven under some wild assumptions.

Welch responded: "I know that these numbers are gathered by a series of wild assumptions".

Even if we assume that each of the 5 million videos came from a unique user (an absolutely wild assumption, of course), that works out to around 3.8% of Instagram's userbase giving the new feature a spin.

Lobb starts out thinking he's been had by an organised criminal gang – not a wild assumption, given victims of sextortion are often coerced into paying out sums of cash – but what transpires is something much weirder: a world of odd celebrity sex video collectors, sellers and traders; unassuming characters who Dan confronts face-to-face in Slough.

In the fifth distortion, people think that they have the supernatural ability to predict the future or analyze a person's body language, even thought there remains a lack of conclusive evidence to make such a wild assumption.

Tossing around some pretty wild and unfounded assumptions here, but I'm going to state quite openly that I doubt Chile has a space program of any real stature.

Before running wild with assumptions, this is not a story about a "female entrepreneur" or a "girl boss" or a "She-EO," degrading terms that reinforce the notion that a real leader is a guy.