Sentence examples for either premise from inspiring English sources

Critics of this version of the argument may question either premise.

Theophrastus, for instance, adopted the simpler rule that the modality of the conclusion of a syllogism was always the "weakest" modality found in either premise, where \(N\) is stronger than \(A\) and \(A\) is stronger than \(P\) (and where \(P\) probably has to be defined as "not necessarily not").

I don't buy either premise.

Deduction, in logic, a rigorous proof, or derivation, of one statement (the conclusion) from one or more statements (the premises)—i.e., a chain of statements, each of which is either a premise or a consequence of a statement occurring earlier in the proof.

Now a modal argument is one in which either a premise or the conclusion is an ordinary or an extraordinary modal judgment.

The Druva technology is designed for integration on commodity servers either on-premise or through Amazon Web Services.

It thus isn't clear that either the premises or conclusion of the argument from divine sovereignty precludes the existence of the Platonic Trinity.

Polycom RealPresence is available either on-premises or in the cloud, giving customers a choice as to how they want to enable video conferencing between participants.

In March of this year the company announced Riak CS, which is based on the Riak database and enables customers to build Amazon S3 compatible storage systems either on-premise or in the public cloud.

Any organization that has employees and a human resources department collects and possibly stores Social Security numbers, birthdays, addresses and income either on-premises or in a cloud HR application.

The WebKit-based browser runs in a virtualized environment either on-premise or in the cloud and mostly resembles Google's Chrome (though with the URL bar on top of the tabs).