Sentence examples for most common premise from inspiring English sources
The most common premise is that if you quarrel with your parents and decide to leave home, you'll eventually end up lost in the woods – which is where the child-eating Baba Yaga dwells atop either a chicken's leg (pretty cool) or in a gingerbread house (pretty standard).
The most common underlying premise has been that variations in care will reveal deviations from ideal management, whether judged by medical outcomes, costs, or both.
One of their most common arguments began with the premise that the atom represents the smallest possible magnitude.
However, most programs still adhere to the common premise that only NICU professionals with special skills can provide care for the infant, and parents are generally relegated to a supportive role.
In this study, the home and its premises were identified as the most common places for childhood falls, as in other studies [ 5].
Premise of the study: Tuber aestivum, the most common truffle in Europe, plays an important role in the commercial truffle market.
What's notable about Rubrik is that it aims itself at enterprises that use apps and data stored across mixed environments that blend on-premises services and services in the cloud (the most common architecture these days).
Lack of time, inadequate number of available computers and lack of support from staff were cited as the most common problems faced by students while accessing internet in the institution premises.
The most common complaint she receives is that paying heed to diversity requires sacrificing conference quality a premise that she and others argue couldn't be further from the truth.
"One of the most common problems that security experts encounter," says Kenrick, "is that the burglar alarms for commercial premises or large blocks of flats are triggered by pests".
Most common was Atrazine.
