Sentence examples for 1 presupposes from inspiring English sources

Premise 1 presupposes that you should have a probability for God's existence in the first place.

(1) presupposes time laid out "all at once", so to speak, and similarly for (2).

Another example is found in Schurz 1991, where the formal treatment of Hume's 'is-ought problem' (recall Section 1) presupposes careful handling of subtle combinations of languages.

This paper presents an original solution to the basic lexical problem: a word list for foundation engineers that (1) presupposes little lexical or grammatical knowledge, (2) can be used by learners with a low level of English, and (3) applies to all engineering disciplines.

To this the latter might reply that the assertion that the sum of the series is 1 presupposes no infinite sum, since, by definition, the sum of a series is the limit to which its partial (and so finite) sums approach.

Rather, (6)—along with its affirmative counterpart (5)—presupposes it.

For example, (5) presupposes the existence of yìbāng kè.

For one thing, as it stands (P.8) presupposes Antisymmetry.

For example, with the occurrence of hai, 47 presupposes that Zhangsan and Lisi are tall.

(4) presupposes that things can exist in a number of different ways or modes.

This is because (3) is empirical and it is conceded that (2) presupposes (3) (cf. Wright 2000, p. 151 152).