Sentence examples for a different premise from inspiring English sources

We further investigated the difference between SW H/V of our approach and DSS-SW H/V proposed on a different premise.

Let me start from a different premise.

We start with a different premise: every child can learn, regardless of their circumstances".

The classic liberal position, which is that of The Economist, starts from a different premise.

Mr. Hirschorn said in a recent interview that although the quotations were accurate, they came from an interview conducted about five months earlier for an article with a different premise: on Internet companies that were working.

Innovations that spread risk more widely would reduce the cost of capital, allow more people access to credit and make the system more resilient to shocks.Today, however, a different premise has become popular: that financial markets are inherently unstable.

A new TV show operates on a totally different premise.

Of course, I could still print the quotes – they're on tape – but it would be a bit discourteous, as the interview was done under a slightly different premise.

And much like Wyman's book, though with a very different premise, it traces the American roots of this story.

Coaching in pro sports proceeds from a starkly different premise: it considers the teaching model naïve about our human capacity for self-perfection.

Southern Company, a power company behemoth providing some 5percentt of the United States' electricity by burning coal in almost three-fourths of their 77 plants, acts on a very different premise.