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Example sentences for presumption
The presumption that coral reefs are dying due to warming has not been determined as factual.
Your presumption is quite preposterous and it scares me that there are people who think this way.
The presumption has been that smoking renders people vulnerable to disease by impairing lung function or immunity.
The presumption that nobody would think to turn off a computer or game console they're not using is frankly out of touch.
The presumption has become that such regimes will endure.
The presumption of innocence has nothing to do with any of the above.
The presumption is that it is somehow better to have less money to provide aid so long as one can feel better about its source.
But the presumption is that form somehow is an indicator of relationship.
Two prior convictions raise the presumption to a mandatory life term.
Your subsequent posts altered that early presumption.
He was invited, but to remind him of his presumption was told that no one else had ever asked himself to lunch.
And the presumption that they will be allowed to intervene to cool things down is even more of a stretch.
Voters need to know about candidates' character and judgment, yet generally candidates deserve a presumption of privacy.
The presumption was a lawsuit or worse, and therefore anxious, protective silence.
In some circles that affords a presumption of expertise.
All governments, therefore, work under a corresponding presumption of action.
Recognize that the presumption of innocence is there for a good reason and let the legal process take its course.
The presumption is that it was created by a supernova.
And, as long as you are generally successful, there is the presumption of success about you.
But the presumption will now be that a prenuptial agreement is fair, unless proved otherwise.
His presumption is a given, and it serves as the single prominent moving part in this operatic mechanism.
The original version relied on the presumption that it could.
Therefore the presumption that a government cannot afford to pay a smaller rate of interest is clearly wrong.
What bothered him was a presumption he perceived about the kind of art people expected him to make.
Part of the high pay for doctors and teachers is the presumption that they will keep up with the field.
The logic is as sound as the presumption is preposterous.
The presumption is that there's going to be live video all the time.
It is the burden of those who claim that he was not the author to overcome that presumption.
There should be a strong presumption against using the state to veto personal choice during pregnancy.
The accused has the right to a presumption of innocence at trial, should there be one.
Chastened regulators now talk about a presumption of guilt, not innocence, when prices look frothy.
Current conversations about resurrecting the gold standard should focus on this underlying presumption of the standard.
All along, there has been a disquieting undercurrent to the plan, the specter of presumption or delusion.
The presumption that something must be fully accurate to be of use is ridiculous.
Presumption of failure can be undermined by reality.
The second presumption is that local land use decisions have by and large been made free from federal restrictions.
Determining the existence of pneumoconiosis, including statutory presumption-survivor's claim.
There's a presumption that comments are relevant and intelligently contributory.
Eh, there's more than a little evidence that that presumption is wrong.
Failing such directives, the law affirms the presumption that all patients consent to be resuscitated.
When it comes to trade, governments entertain no presumption that people might actually know for themselves what is best.
Perhaps the dean and the literature faculty in question are acting on that presumption.
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