Sentence examples for presupposes its from inspiring English sources

Block argues that any attempt to keep "weighs less than three ounces if it's a fish" out of the inferential role of "pet" would already presuppose the denial of holism, so the compositionality argument isn't an independent argument against holism since it already presupposes its denial.

"Compiled at the behest of the usual suspects who oppose welfare reform and favor dependency," she added in the statement, "this report presupposes its incorrect conclusions".

A complete understanding of mobility presupposes its reflection.

Although, these novel sequences were highly similar to hamster Aphrodisin (75% identity) we use more general term Obps (i.e. Obp stands for Odorant Binding Protein) with which they share 72% identity because the term Aphrodisin presupposes its aphrodisiac function which was not assessed for novel proteins in this study.

Physicists do not thereby deny the existence of temperature; on the contrary, they are telling you something about it, and therefore presupposing its existence.

The ideological implications derive from the fact that when we name an entity, we use language to presuppose its existence.

Even if a group is capable of moral agency, not all of its rights need concern or presuppose its agency.

The canonization of memory in his set of first principles indicates that Reid does not believe that the reliability of the faculty of memory can be justified in a non-circular way since any attempt to demonstrate its reliability will presuppose its reliability (EIP 6.4, 481; IHM 2.3, 28).

Recent advances in lung cancer biology presuppose its inflammatory origin.

An obvious problem is that the species tree has to be "predetermined" in order to pick and construct the right gene trees (e.g., [ 39, 40]), and this makes the phylogeny circularly presuppose its conclusion.

Rather, (6)—along with its affirmative counterpart (5)—presupposes it.