Sentence examples for a second premise from inspiring English sources

A second premise became viable as time went on.

A second premise of the book seems frailer.

A second premise is that there is an enormously large number of different possible genetic codes.

A second premise is that the causal powers of an entity, its capacity to produce effects, must be intrinsic features of the entity.

However they also take as a second premise (also to be justified) that if quantum mechanics were complete, then incompatible quantities (in particular position and momentum) could indeed have simultaneous, real values.

A real party of the working class would acknowledge as a second premise the urgency of balancing bargaining power most especially between capital and labor.

The Murphys' early years on Royal College Street had been very profitable, so much so that in the 1980s they took over the lease of a second premises, the Duke's Head in Highgate, a few miles to the north.

It will expand over the next two years into a second premises in Whitechapel (yet to be chosen), and Smith says that in seven years' time it will teach some 2,500 students.

A third premise is that justice is the virtue appropriate to the soul, injustice being its vice.

A first premise is that mental states causally explain behavior by virtue of the content they have.

The authors assert as a first premise, later to be justified, that one or another of these must hold.