Sentence examples for given that premise from inspiring English sources

Given that premise, their remedy is usually the same: the planet's only true superpower (which, by the way, suggests that American power is not all that diluted) needs to assert itself in places where things are going to hell, which usually means arm the "moderates" or the "rebels," or launch airstrikes, or lend support to "democratic" forces.

Given that premise, Stone has been leading a controversial exit poll project in nine cities that has been attacked as potential "voter suppression" by independent experts, spawned a lawsuit from Democrats, and prompted one GOP operative who knows Stone to exclaim: "It's right out of a Roger playbook as an example of voter suppression".

Given that premise, we posed the question: Which of these predominates in humans?

Furthermore, given that premises were available, costs for further expansion of facilities could also be saved while providing care to more patients.

That isn't to say that it treats the subject lightly far from it but viewers with strong feelings against abortion will struggle to sympathise with the central premise that termination is an awful but unavoidable reality, particularly given that this premise arrives in such a superficially immature package.

There is really no good reason for "Eli Stone" to be quite as much fun as it is, given that the premise seems spraywashed with earnestness and spun to alienate the atheistic and the greedy.

Given that the premise of the ceasefire is as part of Geneva III, the essential element of which is a political transition that gets Assad out so a government can be formed in Damascus that works with the rebels fighting Isis rather than blitzing them, this was as good as a flat repudiation not only of the ceasefire but the overarching peace talks.

Given that the premise of this series is all about couples fulfilling each other's sexual fantasies, you'd think the producers could have found one or two whose dream was, you know, to fuck in a box on TV.

Logic specifies which conclusions are valid, that is, that must be true given that the premises are true.

Were there any surprises, given that the basic premise of the book is so well known?

Given that the whole premise of the show is that luxury brings out the worst in everyone, this seemed quite appropriate.