Sentence examples for core premises from inspiring English sources

(That was in 1997-8, but none of the core premises for that conclusion have changed much).

The strategy for combatting MS-13 rests on one of the core premises of American immigration enforcement: undocumented immigrants have far fewer legal rights than citizens do.

I had stumbled on one of the core premises of the book, he said: "Within each of us, there is this calculating gangster".

When Notation Capital first launched, it was based on a few core premises.

In fact, the other core premises in the four major philosophical theories on the origin of environmental crisis are also empirical claims about social and cultural reality.

While they have been very influential historically, especially their Christian variants, as theoretical propositions I believe they rest on core premises which are too contentious and exclusionary.

And over three decades that core premise -- and the basic delivery -- scarcely changed.

Those who suggest that the movie's core premise — war as a profit engine — is so five years ago are right in a way.

"It fits the core premise of librarianship, that it's not just about putting something in someone's hands but contextualizing it".

He has expanded on its core premise, a concept of musical awareness contingent on physical experience, in subsequent writings, for both an academic and a general readership.

The word "novel" implies something fresh, unprecedented, but it's a core premise of traditional Judaism that after biblical times, nothing really new ever occurs.