Lemon glaze cake, like a moist pound cake with dribbles of glaze over the top and side, and rich banana cream pie with graham cracker crust were more than passably tasty, even if not premises-made.
First, this study shows that since the early to mid-1980s policymandrs and industry leaders have been operating from questionable, if not false, premises.
This study shows that since the early - to mid-1980s policymandrs and industry leaders have been operating from questionable, if not false, premises.
In its letter to shareholders ahead of the meeting, directors said the proposal "is based on a flawed, if not dangerous, premise: that stockholders would be best served if Chevron stopped investing in its business".
In its letter to shareholders ahead of the meeting, the Chevron board said the proposal to cut capital spending "is based on a flawed, if not dangerous, premise: that stockholders would be best served if Chevron stopped investing in its business".
If the investigation was not premised on Comey's firing alone but on an entire fact pattern, including witness-tampering and lying to investigators, hypothetically, Mueller wouldn't be relying on the facts and theory Barr set out.
It's not premised on optimal conditions.
Although the monastery's ownership of a small farm was recently confirmed by a court, local Albanian hotheads don't hide their desire to take over the land, if not the entire premises.
What if not only the premise but also its rendition were perfect?
Swap Murphy's Irish Stout for Guinness, and you'll find, if not the full premise of Matt Bondurant's haunting third novel, certainly the precipitating event.
"Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates" is a throwback that, in its details if not in its premise, might have seemed fresh, if not funny, in 2005.
