Sentences with phrase «flawed assumptions in»

MacEwen suggests that one of the flawed assumptions in the Am Law piece is that it takes a short - term historical look.

State made several flawed assumptions in its environmental review, including 1) an unrealistically low cost for transporting tar sands by rail from Alberta to Texas, 2) an inaccurate estimate of tar sands production costs and 3) an unrealistic assumption that tar sands production costs will not increase with rising labor, material and energy prices.

After some flawed assumptions in its first year, Village Green has already made a number of changes to its physical layout, class schedule and staffing.

Not exact matches

Daniel Bolger: «Time after time, as I and my fellow generals saw that our strategies weren't working, we failed to reconsider our basic assumptions; we failed to question our flawed understanding... in the end, all the courage and skill in the world could not overcome ignorance and arrogance.»

In the still - growing storm of protest, accountants, economists, and certified financial planners across the land have decried the government's logic as being deeply flawed and have categorically refuted the underlying assumptions.

I believe strongly in the need to go through the exercise of building a financial model (can focus mind and expose hidden assumptions and flaws), and agree that the focus should not be on formal financial documents or even on the resulting numbers themselves (that is, until you are up and running and have real numbers).

Yea, because lets make vast, baseless assumptions about all the people pointing out the obvious flaws in the kids «convictions!»

Without going into details here, there are too many assumptions in dating techniques used by evolutionists, but don't take my word for it... just do a little unbiased research on «flaws in dating techniques» and go through these sites just to get you started for the major flaws in evolution that even evolutionists can not debate.

There are huge flaws based on assumptions in carbon dating.

But I fear he is appealing to the unsupported assumption that there are systemic and pervasive flaws in our criminal justice system that must be rectified.

Unfortunately, however, this theologian imported into his theology a fundamental flaw in existentialist philosophy, namely, its uncritical acceptance of a materialist - mechanistic conception of nature and the corresponding assumption that freedom can never be at home in the machine of the cosmos.

But this assumption is flawed, in that it fails to explain why we should love or even tolerate those who are different from us.

that is a fatal flaw in your assumption because not only will religion not make a person honest, but a lack of religion will also not make a person honest.

This is one of the underlying assumptions in the flawed thinking we currently accept without question.

Fossile Record: Again, all assumption and proving flaws in Evolution theory in no way is affirmative evidence for god, it just means that there are holes that have yet to be filled, it could be filled with god I'll allow, but you would have to literally find the fingerprints of god in the fossil record in order to link your god to having a hand in evolution.

For Whitehead sees Bradley's theory as flawed because «he accepts the language which is developed from another point of view» (ESP 117; cf. PR 167), i.e., he makes the «sensationalist assumption» (PR 190) that feeling is only analyzable in terms of universals.

In Christianity, it keeps people from questioning or changing cherished but flawed beliefs, from listening to and finding out what is true and what is false in everything, from discovering what underlying assumptions are taken for granted as true, when they might not bIn Christianity, it keeps people from questioning or changing cherished but flawed beliefs, from listening to and finding out what is true and what is false in everything, from discovering what underlying assumptions are taken for granted as true, when they might not bin everything, from discovering what underlying assumptions are taken for granted as true, when they might not be.

The flaw is evident in the assumption of comprehension — always a concern, particularly in the food industry where English may be a second language for many employees.

This graphic depicts the carbon intensity of shipping wine from various global wine regions to key U.S. cities and bases its data on a seriously flawed, two - year - old working paper that is filled with untested assumptions, has not been peer reviewed, and does not accurately reflect the complexities of greenhouse gas emissions in the wine sector.

In our response to the Department for Transport consultation we made it clear that there were potential flaws in the analysis, several assumptions were made in crucial areas and serious questions have been left unanswereIn our response to the Department for Transport consultation we made it clear that there were potential flaws in the analysis, several assumptions were made in crucial areas and serious questions have been left unanswerein the analysis, several assumptions were made in crucial areas and serious questions have been left unanswerein crucial areas and serious questions have been left unanswered.

If the Mubarak regime's violations outstrip conventional transitional justice provisions, then the assumption that Egyptian society needs an education in it appears flawed.

It is an assumption which is in itself flawed; the number of «undecideds» means that the leadership race is still an unpredictable affair.

I don't put much faith in opinion polls, pollsters always claim to have solved past apparent flaws, but they haven't said exactly how they now how reluctant a particular parties supporters may be to support that party, how exactly they quantify it, indeed a lot of the assumptions opinion polls make seem to be based on opinion themselves.

«The report, which incorrectly interpreted AirDNA data to make assumptions on the impact of Airbnb on New York City rental prices, comes to flawed conclusions at great costs to thousands of Airbnb hosts that rely on the platform to make ends meet,» the firm said in a scorching statement.

Whether by accident or design, complex mathematics often obscures flawed or simplistic assumptions in financial models.

In the cerebral but engaging Myth, he deconstructs two decades of research and argues that flawed early studies led to years of simplistic assumptions about how these cells function.

But years of data from long - term studies by Doak and other scientists examining plants, birds, mammals and fungi in the field are showing the flaws in these assumptions.

But very quickly he realized that there was a fundamental flaw in his assumptions about how laughter worked.

While recent forecasts by the CBO and Medicare actuaries have taken the recent slowdown in health care spending into account, those estimates come with a fatal flaw — an assumption that costs have slowed largely due to the 2007 recession.

The new system «shows deep flaws and erroneous assumptions» and has led to shoddy review practices, the critics charge in a 27 June open letter to Jane Philpott, Canada's minister of health.

Scientists unaffiliated with the study said it highlights a flaw in climate models and can help update their assumptions about the ability of forests to sequester carbon.

Well, recently, a group of researchers published a paper arguing that there may be fundamental flaws in the ways protein requirements have been calculated in the past, based on some faulty assumptions.

Many singles will eschew their beliefs in desperation to escape loneliness or the perceived (and flawed) assumption that dating mostly results in nothing.

Lacking scientific grounding, they are too flawed and too sensitive to changes in assumptions to sustain a compelling critique.

Backed by research and other evidence, he points out the flaws in each assumption, and then proposes alternative assumptions as the basis for new, innovative schools that would emphasize such elements as

There's one flaw in your argument, which is the assumption that the $ 0.99 price point is the best one to sell in volume.

Unfortunately, ReviewMeta itself don't seem interested in challenging the flawed assumptions underlying their product, and trying to make it more accurate.

Having said that, there are many flaws in Evan's assumptions.

The idea of putting your money into an investment with a higher rate of return sounds reasonable, and yet this objection is based upon a flawed assumption and is irrelevant in large part.

First, the flawed assumption is that one can get a higher return in a safer investment and this is hard to justify in today's low interest rate climate.

Also, you make the similarly flawed assumption that a person would have invested a single lump sum in the market 10 years ago and left it at that.

One thing I did not see in the discussion (perhaps I missed it) is a flaw in the initial assumption that Joe needs an extra $ 275 / month to pay the interest on the investment loan.

He says: «cloud computing enables us to run millions of simulations in a cost - effective way so that portfolios can be optimised on an individual investor basis without the flawed assumptions we used to rely on».

There is a flaw in your assumption: There no guarantee that the price rise of gold will exactly compensate rise inflation.

As I argued in the comment to your question, your assumption is flawed.

I happen to be a fan of Monte Carlo simulation and its failure over the past year has far more to do with faulty assumptions than any flaw in the technique.

The authors» «intermediate» figure of «38.7 million birds killed by rural cats» [13] is based on the results of a study involving just four «urban» cats and one rural cat in Virginia [14, 15](this, in addition to Coleman and Temple's several flawed assumptions).

This flawed assumption resulted in disappointing Wii U sales.

And those handfuls have so far been flawed in their science and / or assumptions.

I was trying to point out a flaw in the assumption made by prof MacKay, by suggesting that throwing 1 kWh of electric energy into an electric car would get you just as far as throwing 1 kWh of chemical energy into a petrol car.