That saga of couples testing their relationships against the lure of sexy singles piled up ratings with young viewers, even as advertisers fled its morally challenged premise.
Thus, such representationalist theories challenge premise P2 of Horgan and Tienson's argument.
A naturalist may want to challenge premise (2) by finding some other strategy to explain human dignity.
On the day of publication, he patiently composed a letter to the Daily Mail challenging the premise of Seacole as a modern-day construct born of political correctness.
But recently, critics like Steven Semes have begun challenging the premise that "of our time" can't include neo-Georgian, Beaux-Arts or whatever, and their challenge has yet to find a response.
Researchers at Lincoln University in New Zealand, no doubt responding to Europe's push for "food miles labeling," recently published a study challenging the premise that more food miles automatically mean greater fossil fuel consumption.
Challenging this premise is one of the remarkable accomplishments of Grant Wacker, a historian of American religion at Duke University, in "Heaven Below" (Harvard University Press, $35), a study of the first generation of Pentecostals.
Challenging that premise, he wrote about the 1970's, when Willy Brandt resigned as West German chancellor after one of his closest aides, Günter Guillaume, was found to be an East German spy.
Though a bit technologically challenging, the premise behind Button is simple: Apps work better together.
The fear inducing discourse; 'childbirth is unsafe in the absence of medical expertise' permeates the majority of news reports challenging the premise on which the primary care reforms are based.
By unbundling mechanisms of premise stabilization, this paper suggests that challenging strategic premises does not result from the reception of negative feedback per se but depends on how organizations process incoming feedback (Koch et al. 2009).
