Sentence examples for introductory premise from inspiring English sources
In other words, the whole introductory premise of your column is, I think wrong.
His speech was all the more interesting for the way he negated his own introductory premise.
As outlined in the introductory part, the premise of our article is that the development and analysis of empirical work in medical ethics should take place with reference to the relevant normative debate(s).
It was conducted at physiotherapy premises at four different sites in groups comprising five to eight participants and was preceded by an individual introductory meeting at the premises, which included instructions and allowed for preparations and modifications of practical matter such as positioning and the use of mattresses and pillows to reach a good level of comfort.
Sen. Durbin noted in his introductory remarks, "Some have even questioned the premise of today's hearing: that we should protect the civil rights of American Muslims.
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As described in that introductory paper, the Key Events Dose-Response Framework is based on the premise that for any given bioactive agent, chemical, allergen, pathogen, etc., there are multiple "key events" along the biological pathway from initial intake to the ultimate effect of concern.
The historical compatibilist, of either Fischer and Ravizza's or Mele's stripe, will sometimes have to resist premise one rather than premise two (as set out in the introductory section, and as formulated in Mele's zygote argument) of a well crafted manipulation argument.
Introductory treatments cost €29.90.
"These are introductory ads".
