Sentence examples for contests the premise from inspiring English sources
Mr. Buffett strongly contests the premise.
This paper contests this premise by arguing that non-economic barriers to wind power development have the capacity to significantly inhibit wind power development in industrialized nations despite the implementation of economic policy instruments.
(Experian contests the plaintiffs' allegations).
The premise of the contest produces so much anxiety that Mr. Zucker's Zenlike direction can't help make you feel uneasy.
The premise of the contest produces so much anxiety that Mr. Zucker's Zen-like direction can't help making you feel uneasy (Mitchell).
The premise of the contest produces so much anxiety that Mr. Zucker's Zenlike direction can't help but make you feel uneasy (Mitchell).
The premise of the contest produces so much anxiety that Mr. Zucker's Zenlike direction can't help making you feel uneasy (Mitchell).
The more we learn about them, the more our disgust at the contests' premises (in both senses of the word) gives way to a grudging respect, even occasionally affection.
Once cured of the foreign quick fix, it is easy to accept the premise that in the field of international competition, if the contest is to mean anything it has to be a test of national qualities and attributes.
The film was developed under the premise of gathering inspiration through images selected from a photography contest.
