Sentences with phrase «underlying premise»

One underlying premise of sector rotation strategies is that the investment returns of stocks from companies within the same industry tend to move in similar patterns.

Thermodynamically, this isn't reasonable, your apparent underlying premise is wrong.

The whole underlying premises is this.

The second factor is not wanting to over-fund the 529 plan.The underlying premise to factor is the fact that I plan on retiring early and switching to the 15 % income tax bracket or less for the majority (if not all) of retirement thereby resulting in 0 % capital gains tax on my taxable brokerage account.

Her rhetoric might nonetheless sound convincing... unless, of course, you happen to know that the various underlying premises on which it is based are at best misleading, and at worst just plain false... and unless you notice that she completely ducks the actual scientific issues involved.

It has a simple and relatively ancient underlying premise — the CO2 theory of climate change (see for example Plass (1956) «The Carbon Dioxide Theory of Climate Change» Tellus Vol 8 No 2).

But after a year in Silver's lab, Knight's attempts were revealed to be in vain when other researchers disproved one underlying premise of Silver's model of the experimental system Knight intended to use.

The basic underlying premise is to eat only whole, unprocessed foods.

The underlying premise is that 10 brains are better than one brain.

In simple terms, that's an underlying premise of Stoicism.

Cross's underlying premise: no two customers value a product or service exactly the same way.

Since the underlying premise of the order is that «a person» (an exporter) is not complying with the Act, it may well be that the prohibition that the Act itself creates will serve to frustrate or render ineffective any agreement between the relevant parties.

There are no underlying premises in your postulate.

Special pleading via adding additional features to escape the underlying premise.

Whether you agree or disagree with the evangelicals» conclusions or the validility of their premises (I am sure that there are people who either completely agree or vehemently disagree with your underlying premise), it would be better if all parties would recognize that rationality and morality are not wholly owned by one side or the other.

I appreciate you taking the time to respond, and I agree with your underlying premise: Loving God, and loving our neighbor as ourselves, is the fulfillment of the commandments.

While these groups are undoubtedly a valuable support for many people, there have been some questions raised recently from within the group itself about the underlying premise of Courage that a homosexual orientation is a psychological disorder.

What is silly is that you want to claim that you've got the answer (i.e. God doesn't exist), but you can not (or will not) answer questions surrounding the underlying premises.

I believe it is because they misjudge its tremendous influence and impact on millions of Americans, they do not understand the underlying premises and logical conclusions of the dispensational system, and they believe it is a fringe movement on its deathbed.

Otherwise, it would have been a good topic, with the underlying premise that Christian voters can not be labeled easily.

The underlying premise of their argument is that evil intentions spawn evil deeds, and it is better to nip the foul flower in the bud rather than wait for the wicked action to blossom.

I genuinely do not understand the underlying premise of your question — though in asking it, you have obviously stirred up quite a discussion.

Andrew J. Bacevich has misrepresented the underlying premise of Pat Buchanan's criticism of «America's slavish devotion to global free trade.»

Lastly, there is an underlying premise to our analytics approach, that it doesn't take into account talent evaluation.

Even in areas where GOP does seem (or is) to be supporting government interference, it is VERY frequently in areas that many libertarians either don't view as undue interference, OR where they disagree with the underlying premise by both parties, or both GOP and DNC are not all that different.

The underlying premise of the Trump administration is that globalization is harmful, at least for the US, due to trade deficits.

So Labour was left trying to protect the victims of the Tory cuts agenda while accepting its underlying premises, also depriving itself of a coherent narrative linking together popular individual policies.

Dodgeball has a playful, hipster veneer, but the underlying premise behind the service gives a fascinating glimpse of the way mobile wireless computing promises to transform city life.

«These findings invalidate the underlying premise of several previous studies that used the modifier QZ to determine how often nurse anesthetists provide unsupervised care.

No such statement was issued, however, and Colwell's testimony takes a more nuanced approach, questioning how the program would be implemented but not disputing its underlying premise.

Our underlying premise is that the tumor microenvironment is immune suppressive because cancer cells elicit responses characteristic of wound healing and tissue regeneration.

«The underlying premise of a spiritual partnership is a sacred commitment between the partners to assist each other's spiritual growth.

The underlying premise, that some foods can seriously raise your blood sugar and as a result cause harm and damage in your body, is true.

The AHA's underlying premise is that saturated fat raises cholesterol, leading to heart disease.

Whether you refer to the fall and winter seasons as sweater weather, cuddle weather, or hibernation season, we can all agree to one thing: the underlying premise of it all...

Whether you believe speed dating revolutionized the dating industry or not, you probably buy into the underlying premise - that first impressions are the key to deciding whether you want to get bett...

Whether you believe speed dating revolutionized the dating industry or not, you probably buy into the underlying premise - that first impressions are the key to deciding whether you want to get better acquainted.

If we don't examine this book's underlying premise, it...

Thus unfolds the underlying premise established at the outset of The Perfect Holiday, one of those syrupy sweet romantic comedies which keeps a pair of lovebirds obviously meant for each other apart via a series of frustrating circumstances.

Peyton Reed's (Down with Love, Bring It On) direction is lively and vibrant, and he allows the actors to ad - lib some memorably funny material within the construct of the underlying premise.

The underlying premise here was that this particular era - the Reagan era - saw a lot of Chinese leave their county and head to America for a chance at a better life.

«The underlying premise for cooperative learning is founded in constructivist epistemology,» Panitz explained.

When learners have to apply abstract theories within the concrete, messy world, their grasp of underlying premises and principles is severely tested.