Sentence examples for on faulty premises from inspiring English sources

The virtual destruction of the New York Public Library rests on faulty premises.

Critics of the studies say they are based on faulty premises, insufficient data and flawed methodologies.

Milton Leitenberg, a prominent arms-control expert, has argued that the exercise relied on faulty premises to increase the death toll and "assure a disastrous outcome".

This criticism is based on faulty premises.

Meanwhile, one is left wondering how long those class-action suits can keep on winning on faulty premises.

The result is that too many tech marketers are basing their work on faulty premises, hurting our profession and flooding the Internet with spammy "content".

These claims are grounded in a number of faulty premises, not fact.

His willingness to go into the field with the grunts, to endure discomfort and danger to bring their story home, was perhaps built on several faulty premises: that he was invulnerable, that there was glory to be witnessed and reported, and that it was his good luck to be there.

Las Vegas is built on two faulty premises; unlimited credit for free spending, equity extracting gamblers and an unlimited access to natural resources like water.

In so doing we recognize not only the need for a defensible concept of death, because the current use of WBD rests on the faulty premises that a functioning brain is required for integrative life and that any functions that are not regulated by the brain are necessarily unintegrated, but also the need for clinical confidence.

A political campaign built on Obama's faulty premises cannot stand — or win.