Sentence examples for which presupposes the from inspiring English sources
Consumers, undoubtedly, win – but a strong and vibrant book culture, which presupposes the existence of bookshops, suffers as a result.
In fact, the very idea of "nature" — implying something exterior to humanity and human culture — may be inimical to true ecological thinking, which presupposes the interconnectedness of all things.
The idea of offering wholesale, which presupposes the idea of mass production, hits a current bone of contention among Etsy sellers.
The second approach is to work out a theory of revolution which presupposes the awakening of self-consciousness in the working class.
If children are assumed to display the competence required for one kind of right, they should not be refused another kind of right which presupposes the same or even a lesser degree of ability.
In contrast with Helmholtz's analysis, which presupposes the homogeneity of space, the Postulate of Freedom allows for the possibility of replacing Helmholtz's homogeneity requirement with the possibility of subjecting the metric field to arbitrary, infinitesimal change.
Accordingly, word classes such as adjective and preposition, which presuppose the existence of the noun phrase and prepositional phrase, are of equally doubtful validity.
This should lead to better trade agreements, which presuppose the eventual development of orders of magnitude more social insurance to protect people within a country during the transition to a more just global economy.
There are two further problems of truthlikeness, both of which presuppose the solution of the logical problem.
late 6th century CE) argued vigorously against many of Dignāga's views, he nonetheless advocated a view which presupposed the formalization found in Dignāga's works.
Brian Garrett (2009) exploits this theory to argue that the zombie argument against physicalism depends on broadly Humean assumptions about the laws of nature and property identity which presuppose the falsity of causal essentialism.
