Sentences with phrase «problem accepting the premise»

«Nichols has such an engaging writing style... readers will have little problem accepting the premise of parallel worlds...»

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By accepting the humanists» standards of subjectivity and the relativity of values as a given — that is, as a premise and not as a problem — the liberal religionist has gone a long way toward betraying the grounds for public order.

My problem with Rosin's analysis is that she is accepting an unfair premise rather than challenging it.

I don't accept the premise that this problem is only limited to government employees.

Men don't seem to have much problem fasting and that makes evolutionary sense if you accept the premise that they were the hunters.

At minimum, if you accept the premise of this study, that means that more than millions of Americans with iodine deficiency may be at risk of thyroid problems from soy consumption.

So I don't know that I accept the premise that it costs money to file bankruptcy; I think it saves you money, it solves a serious problem for people.

This is the problem with accepting a faulty premise.

We can agree, furthermore, that even if we accept that (i) the climate is changing, and that (ii) we have caused some of this change, and that (iii) this will cause a problem of some degree, we don't necessarily have to agree that these three premises safely take us to a conclusion that demands special politics and ethics, moreover, that it creates any unassailable moral imperatives.

In short, it was stated that the college would be unable to accept McKie on their premises as there were «very real safeguarding concerns for students» and «serious staff relationship problems during his employment at this college».