Sentence examples for premise arises from inspiring English sources

The second premise arises from the discussion of the Fourth Meditation.

The premise arose from Schérer's own experience.

Whether or not one accepts the cost-shift premise, the question arises of whether price discrimination in health care has served the United States well.

1, 2, 14– 17 Given these premises, the question arises as whether the current available antihypertensive armamentarium, and particularly monotherapies, may be suitable to achieve modern blood pressure targets in older individuals, regardless of the presence of associated clinical conditions or additional cardiovascular risk factors.

The premise for "Dreamscapes" arose out of happenstance.

Specifically, Thomas alleges that since 2006 Duke received at least 49 grants worth $82.8 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Environmental Protection Agency, and other agencies "that were directly premised on and/or arose from the research misconduct and fraud of Potts-Kant and/or the Foster lab".

Another logical problem arises when you consider the original premise was that everyone would need to marry a supermodel.

The show's inability to reflect the current state of American politics arises from the idealism of its central premise: that cleverness matters and manipulation and diplomacy are essential to political success.

The question then arises: how does one show that a modal premise of a modal argument is justified?

The false conclusion arises by apparently valid reasoning from apparently true premises.

Since Aristotle calls the axioms, 'those from which (demonstration arises),' some have suggested that the axioms alone form the premises for a science and that a proof in any science arises by placing genus terms and their definitions in the axioms and then substituting terms like 'triangle' for their definitions when they arise in proofs.