Sentence examples for Essential premises from inspiring English sources

But Bush is mistakenly accepting the essential premises of the 100-day measurement, which are: How busy has he been?

The two essential premises of "30 Minute Meals" — no one knows how to cook and everyone is in a hurry — now inform most instructional cooking shows.

Such talk acts as a reminder that, in the wake of the invasion of Iraq, the use of military force has temporarily may have become temporarily discredited but the essential premises of neo-conservatism - that the diffusion of global democracy is in the national interest of America and her allies - remains very much in vogue.

But he like many executives gets two essential premises wrong by thinking: 1) Top team diversity doesn't matter (enough) to the company's performance, and 2) Top team diversity doesn't require senior leadership involvement.

The frequent appeals to science and the laws of nature, as well as the appropriation of scientific vernacular to describe the essential premises of the founding, are both powerful evidence that America was intended to be a kind of technocratic republic.

In this derivation the various Newtonian laws figure as essential premises and they are used, in conjunction with appropriate information about initial conditions (the masses of Mars and the sun and so on), to derive the explanandum (the future position of Mars) via a deductively valid argument.

The essential premise behind antioxidant supplements remains intact, researchers say.

This, ultimately, is the essential premise of Star Wars Identities.

None questioned the essential premise of the report, which is that numbers matter.

Therein lies the essential premise and the great joy of Mr. Eckert's work.

In thirteen years, and with several changes of ownership and management, its essential premise is unchanged.