Sentence examples for support this premise from inspiring English sources

Do you support this premise?

There is abundant evidence to support this premise.

The assumption that the global economy is a winner-take-all economy has become common wisdom but there's no evidence to support this premise.

Plenty of data, particularly that supplied by Wake Forest professor Dr. Linda Nielsen support this premise, especially as it applies to non-custodial fathers.

"Corrections professionals, oxymoron though the term may be, want more people serving longer sentences.... [T]hey do not want people earning freedom, or preparing themselves to succeed... outside". Santos uses vignettes and character profiles of the various inmates he has met over two decades of incarceration to support this premise.

To support this premise we analyzed another epitope p570, which is very similar to p524 in sequence tendency, surface electrostatic potential and interaction mode with I-Ag7.

This week's entry supporting this premise comes, surprisingly, from The Economist.

No publicly available sales data directly supports this premise, however, and others dispute it.

Supporting this premise, mechanisms to isolate selected molecules from the cytosol31 without the need of a membrane were recently described49.

Supporting this premise, our work demonstrates that how people choose to spend their money is at least as important as how much money they make," the researchers explain.

Alternatively, there may be important differences that exist between the properties of the NET in depression and normalcy; an early study in which individuals with depressive illness were shown to have a greater pressor response to tyramine in comparison to nondepressed subjects further supports this premise (Ghose and Turner, 1975).