Sentence examples for necessary premises from inspiring English sources

All the necessary premises are in place to dishonour 108 years of history.

A necessary conclusion follows from necessary premises (NLP I. 19, 110 113).

We also showed how such assumptions are necessary premises of the stated arguments.

The conversion rules for necessary premises are exactly analogous to those for assertoric premises: Possible premises behave differently, however.

In other words, ontological arguments are arguments from nothing but analytic, a priori and necessary premises to the conclusion that God exists.

It should provide at every level, from the most elementary to the most complex, the necessary premises for the acquisition of ultimate knowledge – the knowledge of God.

That a deaf boy would run all the way to New York is the necessary premise — but surely his sleeping and sanitary arrangements could be explained with more clarity than Selznick provides.

If we give a proof through impossibility in which we assume a necessary premise, then the conclusion we ultimately establish is simply the denial of that necessary premise, not a "possible" conclusion in Aristotle's sense.

Since a necessary premise entails an assertoric premise, every \ AN\) or \ NA\) combination of premises will entail the corresponding \ AA\) pair, and thus the corresponding \(A\) conclusion.

Schumpeter shows that bank credit acts as money-capital and, therefore, constitutes the necessary premise for the realization of the innovative processes planned by entrepreneurs.

Aristotle generalizes this to the case of categorical sentences as follows: In addition, Aristotle uses the intermodal principle \(N\rightarrow A\): that is, a necessary premise entails the corresponding assertoric one.