Sentence examples for worst assumptions from inspiring English sources

Darryl Siry clarifies: "Even using the worst assumptions for electricity generation, an EV [electric vehicle] is more efficient and less polluting than the gasoline equivalent.

The immediate assumption is that you are a chief executive officer (CEO), and it is one of the worst assumptions a social entrepreneur can make.

To be fair, all of us talking dogs do a little intellectual name-dropping: it's because people tend to make the worst assumptions about us, treating us like dumb animals or second-class citizens or something.

Six years ago, Keltner and a then-graduate student in his lab, Paul Piff, published influential innovative experiments that confirmed many of our worst assumptions about the rich and the corrupting power of wealth.

But excessive mistrust, a tendency always to act on the worst assumptions about one's adversaries, to think that the Russians are just like the Nazis, to believe every word they say about world conquest and also to say that Mr. Gorbachev's words mean nothing, as many people (but not the President) say, is a policy of despair.

But economists' worst assumptions about employment are being surpassed monthly.

"I did not confirm their worst assumption," Fred insists afterward, when Ted tries to scold him.

"I am their worst assumption". He might well be, in a film more strident and less deft than this one.

Perhaps the worst assumption made about looking for work today, is that the way we do it is rational.

Applying the worst assumption that all the 503 CHIs derived from the linkage were incorrect and the CHIs as applied by the hospitals were correct, this implies an upper limit to the false positive linkage rate of 0.08%%.

"And it is that predictability that will enable Russia to avoid worst case assumptions and to continue to reduce its nuclear arsenal significantly.