Sentences with phrase «of big assumptions»

This new policy made a number of big assumptions novel to UK prosecutorial practice but common to US / DoJ practice.

Krieger and Systrom willfully ignored some of the biggest assumptions.

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The biggest problem with most claims of customer - centricity is that they are largely based on assumptions.

Another big part of why Musk, Einstein and Jobs were able to be such original thinkers is because they had a sense of «separateness» — a feeling of being different or disconnected from the crowd, which freed them to reject the conventional wisdom and assumptions that constrained others.

The problem with a lot of these fads, and offices in general, is that many are made at the behest of the big boss making assumptions about what their people need to work their hardest.

«Our operating assumption is that everything west of Interstate 5» — including big parts of Seattle, Portland and other major municipalities in Washington and Oregon — «will be toast,» Kenneth Murphy, a regional director for FEMA, told the New Yorker.

Given Big Ass's in - house knowledge about all things ventilation, it was worth examining if they could turn some of those air - mixture assumptions into givens.

My second biggest issue with it has more to do with the time in which it was written — it's now about 40 years old — and the fact that it seemed to be reflective of attitudes and assumptions that I no longer carry in today's world.

Additionally, some point to funding advantages that the biggest banks may gain for their size and market assumptions that the government would bail them out during another crisis, regardless of changes to the system under Dodd - Frank.

O'Neil said he's skeptical about the assumptions that a Trump agenda of increased government spending and tax cuts will be fully enacted and lead to faster growth, higher inflation and bigger budget deficits.

Investors, it seems, are increasingly betting against the retail sector ahead of the big shopping season on the assumption that U.S. consumers will continue to skip the mall in favor of shopping online.

What is interesting to see with this bitcoin hype is how uneducated writers still are when it comes to the question of what money actually is — especially the assumption that money, e.g. US Dollars, are tied to any real world values like gold is one of these modern fairytales that is repeated often — I can not understand that even after the big corporate crimes (aka as «financial crisis») that US Citizens cost millions of dollars there is still such a lack of understanding of what money actually is.

I'm really not a big fan of philosophy in general, I admit my epistemological foundations, I acknowledge my assumptions made by necessity, and I move on.

Ironically, this is one of the biggest reasons some see Christians as unfit to pursue science, but in reality, people of all faiths (or no faith) all bring assumptions.

igaftr Read this link it is a quick summary of base assumptions that drive Big Bang which are not falsifiable: http://rense.com/general53/bbng.htm

And the assumption that I / we are not believers because we have not «followed» is one of the biggest and most offensive examples of arrogance I have seen.

The assumption was on the part of the religious that what we do not understand must be the work of a god — except that over the last few centuries we understand more about creation — big bang, evolution, etc. which shows those creation stories to be incorrect.

The big bang proves a creation of our Universe and that makes her feel good about her assumptions about «God.»

That is a big assumption on your part since you nor anyone has ever provided evedince that God does not exist, and spare me the argument that the burden of proof lies with the believer because both sides are making a definative claim.

Based on your dialogue, it seems to me, and I'm making a big assumption, that you read the Bible without considering the context of the words.

As for the media's assumption that money can buy anything, Jesus tells the story of the wealthy farmer who decided to build a bigger barn, but then suddenly died, so Jesus asks, «What does one gain by winning the whole world at the cost of one's true self?»

«One of our biggest mistaken assumptions is that everyone thinks like me.

Its a big assumption to make that Schneiderlin will want to come to us, that we will pay what Southampton are inevitable going to ask by way of Fee's and that we are even going to be in the position whereby we can offer him CL football.

And yet he buys 2 of the 4 most expensive PL signings in history — doesn't really sit with the lazy assumption that he can't spend big does it?

The expectations at club following the move were unrealistically high though and maybe an assumption that we are now one of the big boys has found its way into the psyche at the club.

Assuming the above three are all at Madrid next season — which is admittedly a big assumption to make given the endless speculation linking Bale to Manchester United, Benzema's current legal issues and Ronaldo's recent strops — it would be difficult for Hazard to relegate any of the BBC to the bench.

That's probably the biggest takeaway of the survey: how important it is to talk and say what you want, rather than stay silent, not wanting to start a fight, making assumptions, and then letting things fester.»

It's liberating to shed my big assumptions and theories - to open myself up to this aspect of parenting a boy.

I have heard that they can be really off and especially since I am of your part of descent but living in Asia, I am worried that my doctor's certain expectations or assumptions that could be unfounded in addition to the comment in accuracy as to how big the baby will be at birth.

A big part of the problem with breastfeeding research is the faulty assumption that babies need whatever breastfeeding has that formula lacks.

But good try with the assumptions, we all know the ignorant extremists on the right like to paint with broad strokes and try to lump everyone in to one big pile to limit the amount of critical thinking they have to do.

Actually, I think you're making a very big assumption — people in places like New York, New Jersey, California, Washington State, Massachusetts and Connecticut make more money on average than people in Montana, Alabama, Mississippi, etc., and are hence going to pay both a higher percentage of their income and a higher absolute amount in taxes.

Ozobo asserted, «The assumption by security agents that every member of Tompolo family and Ijaw nation is a militant is a dangerous and such is a big threat to the peace coexistence of Nigeria as a nation,»

With the Tories coming out as the biggest party in terms of votes and seats, the assumption from those backing Mr Cameron to stay in Number 10 is that «if the seats are there,» the Liberal Democrats will do another deal with Cameron and we'll have coalition 2.0.

«The thing that keeps me up at night is data scientists trying to intervene in human rights issues with no context of the human rights issue, and then human rights professionals using big data without examination of the assumptions around that data,» said Latonero.

It can capture the radiation precisely enough to measure cosmological quantities without making many theoretical assumptions, detect the rippling of gravitational waves and test various models of the inflation thought to have occurred during the big bang.

One is that replacing utility power is one thing, but [a] lot of the total energy in the country goes in transportation, so another big assumption is that you'd largely have to convert the U.S. passenger fleet to hybrid plug - in cars and trucks, all that, so that essentially you are fueling vehicles with electricity as well.

If so, a wholesale review of our assumptions about the cosmos would be on the cards — and perhaps a solution to one of its biggest mysteries, the puzzling fact of matter's existence.

Such a big difference in the estimated size of dust particles implies that the previous assumption might be wrong.»

Making the generous assumption that humans can survive multiple ice ages and deflect an inevitable asteroid or comet strike (NASA predicts that between now and then, no fewer than 10 the size of the rock that wiped out the dinosaurs will hit), the researchers forecast we will then encounter a much bigger problem: an aging sun.

He makes the standard assumption that the Universe began with the big bang and that its properties are determined by only two numbers: the Hubble constant, which describes the present expansion rate of the Universe; and omega (& Ogr;), the mass density of the Universe.

But that assumption breaks down in the age of big data, now that computer programs more frequently act on just a few data items scattered arbitrarily across huge data sets.

Their work delivered a surprising result, as lead author Julia Laube explains: «Contrary to previous assumptions, the increasing length of the day in spring plays no big role in the timing of budding.

«The combination of a new method that's not based on assumption but is based directly on data, and also the new data on Africa, have combined to make quite a big change to the overall population projections,» Raftery says.

«It clearly took a while after that primordial explosion for clouds of gas to congeal into a form dense enough for stars and quasars to ignite, and the Sky Survey is already prompting astronomers to question some of the assumptions about how that process unfolded [i.e, the big bang theory].»

We refuse to accept the federal government's and big mining corporations» assumption that the «Land of Enchantment» is sacrificial land.

Now one of my biggest frustrations is the immediate assumption that gym - goers are working out just to lose weight.

It's been a long and widely - held assumption so far that bigger athletes need larger quantities of protein, directly correlating their bodyweight to their daily protein recommendations.

During my 20 + years as a competitive endurance athlete, I logged tens of thousands of training miles running and on the bike with the assumption that, in addition to becoming fit enough to race successfully at a national class level, I was also doing my cardiovascular system and the rest of my body a big healthy favor.

So to make any assumptions off this pathetic waste of space is to believe in aliens, big foot and every other mystical creature.